june 2016 liberty leader newspaper

June 2016 The Liberty Leader Newspaper Volume 13 Issue 6

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Free Monthly Newspaper June 2016 Volume 13 * Issue 6Serving Liberty, Staley, Snow Camp, Julian, Climax, Ramseur & Franklinville

The Liberty Leader Free Community Paper By The Community And For The Community

Events CalendarJune 3 Dental Clinic pg 64 Horse Show pg 234 Usher Picnic pg 224 Bike Ride pg 2211 Car Show pg 911 Gospel Music pg1111 Gospel Music pg 3012 Free Fishing pg 1715 -17 Youth Revival pg 2218Tractor Pull pg 918 Civil War pg 418 Comm Meal pg618 RCC Course pg219-23 VBS pg 1622-24 VBS pg1624 Free Movie pg525 Music Fest pg2225 Black History pg425 Ms Senior Randolph pg 1925 PG Amerifest pg 1526 Womens Day pg 22July 2 Open House Church pg319 July Festival pg 1,39 Liberty Color Run pg1

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Yelp Is A Sponsor Of Celebrate Liberty July CelebrationYelp will be a sponsor at the Liberty July Celebration and also they will have a booth. Stop in an register with them that you are at the festival. Join Yelp and learn what people are saying local business, location and events. Post your feed back also. Get info on local business and events also. Even better sign up for their newsletters that comes out weekly. July 4th week our Liberty July Celebration will be highlighted. Yelp connects people with great local businesses. Yelpers have now written over 100 million rich, local reviews, making Yelp the leading local guide for real word-of-mouth on everything from boutiques and mechanics to restaurants and dentists. Be on the lookout for the next free Triad Yelp event and become part of the local Yelp community. On web and smartphones.

Liberty July Celebration 2016Mark your calendars for the return of our great yearly festival. This year was addition of Color Run. You can follow the details as they unfold on either Facebook or by our website www.celebrateliberty.orgLooking for vendors now. Looking for sponsors. Looking for business, churches and individuals to help provide FREE activities and games for the KIDZONE so no kids will be left out.

Can I run with my dog/cat/turtle? That’s your call. We don’t mind... but you are 100% responsible for your pet and it’s actions.... and it’s waste. ;)How do I get my participant kit? You’ll get everything you need at check-in. 8:00 AM on race day!How is the color administered along the course? You will see smiling faces along the course whose main goal is to douse you in colorful powder to ensure that you look like you ran through a beautiful rainbow by the time you cross the finish line. Is The LVMG Color Run safe? Yes, and Gluten Free!Will the color ruin clothes or running shoes? The color does mostly wash out after the event. As with anything dirty, the sooner you wash it the better. We suggest wearing items that you wouldn’t mind getting colorful. How does the color affect the inside of cars? Most people bring some towels for the insides of their cars, or a change of clothes just in case.Are cameras and phones safe to have in the color zones? Our race photographers are generally fine shooting from a medium distance of 50 feet, but to be totally safe we always recommend covering cameras/phones with a protective dust wrap. Those colorful powder particles are sneaky and The LVMG Color Run is not liable for any damage that might be done to your camera!Is The LVMG Color Run timed? The LVMG Color Run 5k is not a timed event. Runners tend to take their sweet time out there and we realized no one really cares about their speed :) We suggest self-timing for anyone desiring a finish time.Are there refunds? If an event is held as advertised, we cannot issue refunds. The logistics of setting up and planning the event make it impossible. Just make sure you are good to go before signing up. If for some reason you can’t make it to race day, at least come to the Check-In Party, pick up your gear, and say hi to us!What if I am pregnant? It’s totally up to what you and your doctor decide. The powder is all certified non-toxic. We recommend wearing sunglasses or goggles, and a bandana over your mouth and nose in the color zones just for extra protection.What happens if there is bad weather? A little rain won’t stop us! It even makes the color brighter! Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? Terry Caviness 336-339-2404 Amber Hardin 336-240-7923 Lisa Griffith 336-706-1368

Liberty Veterans Memorial and Gardens 5K Color Walk & Run Saturday, July 9, 2016 from 8:00 to 11:00 AM

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Do I need to be an athlete to join? Oh my goodness, NO. There are plenty of other great 5ks out there to test speed and performance. The LVMG Color Run event is all about a color-crazy day with friends and family. You can run, walk, crawl, or cartwheel if you wish!What is included with my registration? An awesome T-Shirt, bib number, sunglasses, bag of color, water and snack! Hopefully most of you can hold on to your BAG OF COLOR until the FINISH LINE. Can children participate? YES! The more the better... just PLEASE supervise them. If they can cover (running, jogging, walking, or strolling) the three miles of The LVMG Color Run course, they can absolutely participate in The LVMG Color Run!Do Kids have to register and pay? 6 and under are free and do not have to register... but they will not get a T-Shirt, bib number, sunglasses, or bag of color. T-Shirts will be for sale at the event. If we sell out of shirts at the event we can order more shirts for you to come pick up at a later date.







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Basic Vehicle Maintenance Course Set for June 18 at RCCDo you wish you could perform basic vehicle maintenance on your car, such as checking fluid levels, changing oil, rotating tires, replacing wiper blades, replacing lamps, etc.? Randolph Community College is offering a one-day, hands-on class to teach you how to perform basic maintenance on your car. The “Basic Vehicle Maintenance” class will be held from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday, June 18, in the Richard Petty Education Center on the Asheboro Campus. Students will need to drive the car that they want to learn to maintain. Students will also need to provide the following items (if needed and as recommended) for their vehicle: oil, oil filter, air filter, antifreeze, transmission fluid and filter. If unsure what to provide, items can be purchased on the day of class. The registration fee i s $ 2 5 . 5 5 . P l e a s e c a l l 336-862-7980 to register.

Thank You To Civic GroupA big thank you to the great folks from The Liberty Ruritan And Liberty American Legion Post 81 for putting out American Flags on the graves in the Liberty Cemetery for those that have thought for our FREEDOM.




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“Black History Day” The Patterson Cottage Museum will host a “Black History Day” Saturday June 25 from 9:00 to 1:00 at the court room of the Liberty Town Hall. The museum is sponsoring the event in an effort to collect and preserve the heritage of Liberty’s African-American community. Members of the Patterson Cottage Museum will document family stories and histories, copy documents, pictures and memorabilia and accept donations of items related to the community’s history. “We have very few items or photos related to the history of the black community at the Patterson Cottage,” said museum chairman Warren Dixon. “For instance, I’ve never seen a yearbook from Randolph High School, which was the only black high school in Randolph County.” “We want the Patterson Cottage to be the museum for the entire community,” Dixon continued. “If you have memories of growing up in Liberty, family photos or items you want to share, we want to know about them. We want to compile family histories of all the people who lived in and around Liberty so this information won’t be lost to future generations.” If you want to volunteer to help with “Black History Day” or have questions about the event, called Warren Dixon at 336-622-2731.

HELP !!Wally Jarrell To Give Civil War Program Coleridge author and Civil War expert Wally Jarrell will talk about Randolph County’s role in the Civil War on June 18 at 11:00 a.m. at the Liberty Town Hall. The program is sponsored by the Patterson Cottage Museum and is free to the public. Jarrell is the author of “The Randolph Hornets in the Civil War”, a history and roster of Company M, 22nd North Carolina Regiment. He has also published a history of Star, North Carolina entitled “Star: Letters, Dots, Notes and Flashes” and many other historical articles. After the program, Jarrell will display Civil War artifacts he has collected over the years including a uniform, weapons and other relicts. The Patterson Cottage will also be open to the public from 11:00 to 2:00 on June 18. The Museum houses several Civil War objects including a cavalry sword, bayonets and a food bag. It also has a horn used by Robert English Patterson who served in the 4th North Carolina Infantry and later operated a store in Liberty. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about Randolph County’s role in the Civil War and to see part of Wally Jarrell’s collection. For more information, call Warren Dixon at 336-622-2731.

A Great Tribute “Missing Man Table”Amazing Memor ia ls Day and Veterans Day tribute wherein a "Missing Man Table" containing a single rose, a Bible and a folded American flag, as well as a plaque is now located in the customer seating area. The plaque provides the following explanation: "This table is reserved to honor our missing comrades in arms. The tablecloth is white — symbolizing the purity of their motives when answering the call of duty. The single red rose, displayed in a vase, reminds us of the life of each of the missing and their loved ones and friends of these Americans who keep the faith, awaiting answers. The vase is tied with a red ribbon, symbol of our continued determination to account for our missing. A pinch of salt symbolizes the tears endured by those missing and their families who seek answers. The Bible represents the strength gained through faith to sustain those lost from our country, founded as one nation under God. The glass is inverted — to symbolize their inability to share this evening's toast. The chair is empty — they are missing."




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Liberty Men Officiate High School Lacrosse ChampionshipDon Herndon and David W o o d , b o t h L i b e r t y residents, worked the state 3A-2A-1A men’s lacrosse final on Friday, May 20, 2016. The game between Carrboro and Marvin Ridge was played at Wake Med Soccer Park in Cary. Marvin Ridge won 16-3 to clinch their first state title on their third attempt, while Carrboro was appearing in their first title game.Herndon was the umpire and Wood was chief bench o f fi c i a l f o r b o t h t h e semifinal at 4A champion Cardinal Gibbons and the final in Cary. Both men have been o ffic ia t ing lacrosse for over ten years. Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in the USA with over 800,000 kids playing nationally now. The only high school program in Randolph County is at Asheboro High School coached by Cardinal Gibbons graduate, Chris Kingston. Kingston is also coaching a startup youth team called the “Zoo City Eagles”, who are completing their inaugural season.It is unusual to have two lacrosse officials work a state championship when there aren’t any county teams except Asheboro. “When we stated in the mid 2000’s, there were just a few teams in Guilford and Forsyth counties with a lot in the Triangle and Charlotte area. We drove to Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Raleigh and even to Fayetteville and Charlotte to work games. It made for long nights when there was a 7pm start. Games usually last about one hour and forty five minutes or more, so we would get in kind of late. Now, there are several teams in Alamance and we work a lot of those. It’s a little easier traveling for us,” said Herndon.Lacrosse is called the “fastest sport on two feet” because of the fast paced action. Substitutions are made on the fly, and an out of bounds play is restarted as soon as the player can get the ball picked up and get inbounds. “The level of play has gotten much better in the last few years as kids have come through youth league and JV programs,” said Herndon. “Both David and I were surprised and delighted to get a state championship game. We were able to see some really strong teams during our playoff run.”




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Eat here or take home Gospel Music ~ Fun & Games for Kids

After eating join us

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The Celebrate Liberty MayFestPlanning Committee

Would like to say

Thank You To Our Sponsors:

Koopman DairiesLiberty Leader Newspaper

Sportsman Supply & GroceryLiberty Tax

Shaw AccountingSteve Repp

Garrett’s Flower ShopHigh Tech CollisionNew Life Ministries

Liberty Chamber Of CommerceTown Of Liberty

Paul Bruchon Lawn CareLiberty Elementary

Entertainment:DJ Spintaneous

Tony Straughn of Barn DanceSchmack DanielsSouthern Storm

Thank you as well; Vendors, police officers, local

merchants, attendees and volunteers involved in this event.

Sincerely, Carol & Duane Wall, Belle Windham, Kevin Bowman, April Straughn, Keri

Swan & Richard Clapp

Snap Shots From

MayFEST

Special Shout Out To Local Photography This Little Piggy Photography and Awesome Owner Christina For Photos of MayFest




Welcome & Prayer: Rev. David Hobson

Proclamation: Mayor Filmore York

Prayer for our FAMILIES: Rev. Nathan Snider

Special Music: Mrs. Tabitha Schenkel

Prayer for our SCHOOLS: Rev. Calvin Stokes

Special Music: St Stephen IGC

Prayer for our CHURCHES: Rev. Gordon Fulton

Special Music: Edwards Grove Choir

Prayer for our COMMUNITIES: Rev. Milton Battle


Prayer for our ECONOMY: Rev. Stephen Bishop

Special Music: Edwards Grove Choir

Prayer for our GOVERNMENT: Rev. Michael Criglar


Closing Prayer: Rev. Todd Moore

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Liberty Assoc Of Churches National Day Of Prayer - Beyond AwesomeYes, that is what I said beyond Awesome. The rain moved the event indoors, but the spirit was bright as the shining sun. Of all the National Day Of Prayers I have attending this was the most fulfilling and Spirit filled. Numerous Pastors and singers filled the room with sweet words but true words. We have to remember this is a gift of GOD that we can pray direct to HIM. This is what this event was about, seeking GOD in prayer as a group of HIS children. As one pastor shared this was not about a pastor or a church, this night was just about PRAYER and seeking GOD. We need him more now than ever. It was great to see all the different demonizations and churches fellowshipping and praying together. As one pastor shared this should not be a once a year event. Those that did not attend truly missed a blessing. To the right you can see all the pastor and singers that helped make this a great night. I reach out to all, with the words of a favorite song, Lord We Need You Each and Every Hour, but do we make a time for HIM. We will not miss a sporting event, a movie release, dinner with friends and even to the point not missing our favorite TV Show, but do we make an extra time to seek GOD as much as all the other I mentioned.

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Antique Tractor Pull ComingThe Kimesville Community Fire & Rescue -Station 45- is having an Antique Tractor Pull on June 18th at 5:00 pm at 6348 Lineberry Road, Liberty NC admission $10. Now selling tickets for drawing of Stihl weed eater and “Yeti 45" Cooler. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5.00 Admission is $1 per person, children under 12 free. Concessions will be available for purchase. There will be a 50/50 drawing on the night of the pull (must be present to win this.) Your support is appreciated

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100 Man Project Reading ContestFor the sixth year in a row, Liberty’s 100-Man Project sponsored a reading contest at both Liberty Elementary and the Liberty Public Library. Students at Liberty Elementary competed against classmates in their own grade level to see who could read the most books in a three-month period. The six classes K-5 reading the most books were treated to ice cream parties by the 100-Man Project. The six top readers, one in each grade level, were awarded $30 Walmart gift cards. The classes earning Homeland Creamery ice cream parties were: Kindergarten, Pamela Owen; First Grade, Christy Burgess; Second Grade, Sharon Clark; Third Grade, Sherri Martin; Fourth Grade, Shannon Staley; Fifth Grade, Lora Ritter. Each grade level decided what they would consider a book during the contest. Lower grade levels read shorter books, of course, but still some of the winners had impressive totals. Sharon Clark’s second graders read 1,019 books during the three months. Sherri Martin’s third graders topped everyone with 1,062 books read. Student winners were: Kindergarten (Owen’s room), Meghan Wilson; First Grade (Burgess’s room), Makayla Pickrell; Second Grade (Clark’s room), Michael Bautista-Chahuiz; Third grade (Heston’s room), Hunter Ward; Fourth grade (Taylor’s room) Katie Jo Staley; Fifth grade (Overturf’s room), Frida Raya Cruz. Third grader Hunter Ward topped all readers with 356 books with Katie Jo Staley not far behind with 344. In the Liberty Library Reading Contest area elementary aged students were entered into a drawing for prizes every time they checked out books. For the first time homeschoolers and students in Guilford, Alamance and Chatham were included along with Randolph County. The two top prizes were Amazon Fire Tablets with $30 Walmart gift cards being awarded to the three runners-up. Winning Amazon Tablets were first grader Raleigh Brady and fourth grader Mason Strickler. Walmart gift card winners were third grader Isabella Goedeck, fifth grader Sebastian Keith and first grader Colten Pena. Congratulations to the winners. The 100-Man Project hopes that these contests encourage students to read and create an excitement for books that will last a lifetime.

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William Willard to Host Gospel Concert Benefiting Hospice of Randolph CountyKick off the summer season and support a great cause in our community by joining us for a special gospel concert featuring William Willard. The concert will be held on Saturday, June 11, at the historic Sunset Theatre (234 Sunset Avenue in Asheboro) at 7:00 p.m. and will benefit Hospice of Randolph County. Concert tickets are $10 each and can be purchased in advance at Hospice of Randolph County (416 Vision Drive in Asheboro), the Randolph Hospice House (446 Vision Drive in Asheboro), or at the door before the concert.

Hospice of Randolph County is truly honored to receive the proceeds from this gospel concert. When asked his reason for supporting this organization, William Willard shared, “When it feels like there is no hope, hospice is always there to reassure you that there is always hope. Hospice of Randolph County did this for my family and I encourage you to let them share hope with your family also. You won’t regret it.”

Over the last 33 years, Hospice of Randolph County has supported over 18,000 individuals t h r o u g h t h e i r h o s p i c e , h o m e hea l th and g r ie f support services. The goal of Hospice of Randolph County is to reach as many individuals as possible that are facing end-of-life struggles and provide hospice services regardless of the person’s ability to pay. For more information about hospice services available in our community or for general concert information, please contact Lisa Huffman, Special Events Coordinator at Hospice of Randolph County at 336.672.9300.




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Free Throat Cancer Screenings offered at Randolph Ear, Nose & Throat AssociatesAccording to the American Cancer Society, it is estimated that 13,560 new cases of throat cancer will be diagnosed in 2015. Laryngeal and hypopharyngeal cancers are commonly referred to as throat cancers. Often these cancers develop because of prolonged alcohol or tobacco use, a poor diet, HPV, a weakened immune system, heartburn, genetic syndromes and/or work hazards. On Tuesday, June 28th, a free throat cancer screening will be conducted from 3 – 6 p.m. at Randolph Ear, Nose & Throat Associates located at 124 N. Park Street. This free screening is open to adults who have had not had a screening in the past year, is hoarse and who have or currently are smokers or use tobacco products. These screenings will be conducted by Drs. Charles West and Brandon Ma. According to the American Cancer Society, common symptoms associated with throat cancer include: hoarseness, sore throat that doesn't go away, constant coughing, pain when swallowing, trouble swallowing, ear pain that doesn't go away, trouble breathing, weight loss and/or lump or mass in the neck. “The best way to beat throat cancer is by prevention and early detection,” said Dr. West. The American Cancer Society notes, 80 percent of people who develop throat cancer use tobacco products, and another 70 percent are frequent drinkers. “In many cases, the primary culprit of throat cancer is smokeless tobacco,” added Dr. West. “It’s very important to see your doctor immediately if you have any abnormal growths or patches in your mouth or throat.” If you or someone you know is at risk for throat cancer, this screening is imperative. Space is limited and appointments are required as space is limited. This is one of Randolph Cancer Center’s community education events that is offered throughout the year on a variety of health-related topics. To register for this screening, please call (336) 328-4068.



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Batten down the hatches and prepare to be Submerge! Join us for a week of exploring below the surface. Children will begin their exploration each day at the Helm. From The Helm, kids will gather at the Observation Station where they will be submerged in God’s Word. Each day children will explore what lies below the surface in the deep sea by creating crafts, playing fun games, enjoying tasty snacks, singing cool songs, and learning about missions. Children discover that Jesus saw people for who they were deep down, not who they appeared to be on the surface. The adventure begins on June 19th through the 23rd from 6:00 p.m. till 8:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church Liberty, NC 27298. Ages 4 through 12 years are admitted free. Come join the fun.

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Ruby Isom and Carol Brewer celebrated their May Birthday at the Liberty Senior Center.

Ellen Lineberry showing off her pink, yellow and purple lap quilt. Quilting and Simple Sewing classes will be offered, at the Reitzel Community Center, Thursdays June 9th and 16th from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. For more information please call the center at 336-622-5844.

Volunteers Needed Volunteers are needed on Thursday mornings Meals-On-Wheels route and Friday Meals-On-Wheels route twice a month.A great opportunities for college and high school students to get involve in their community to help enrich your life and the life of someone else…. Call the Reitzel Senior Center today at 336-622-5844.

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Create Memorable Moments This Summer – Design an Outdoor Room for All to Enjoy By Melinda MyersNo matter your budget, space or gardening experience, you can design an outdoor entertainment area for you, your family and friends to enjoy.Start by gathering ideas from magazines, the internet and websites like Gardener’s Supply Company for examples of outdoor garden spaces.Next, select an area that is convenient and suitable for your outdoor entertaining. Define the space using outdoor rugs and furniture or tall planters (gardeners.com) to serve as the walls for your garden room. A bistro set and a couple of chairs makes for an intimate space on a balcony. Those with more room may want to include an outdoor wicker and teak dining set. Fill the planters with ornamental grasses, papyrus, cannas and other flowering plants to create a living screen.Add a splash of color and flavor to the space by growing herbs and vegetables combined with flowers in these and additional planters in your garden space. Include ingredients for your favorite drinks, appetizers and meals. Your guests will enjoy plucking a few mint leaves for their iced tea or mojito, harvesting fresh greens from a Salad Garden Bar and dressing up the meal with a few pesticide-free edible flowers like nasturtiums, calendula and daylilies.Busy gardeners and those that travel may want to try self-watering pots. These containers have built-in water reservoirs to provide a constant flow of water to the plants. This means you need to water less often, while still enjoying healthy and productive plants.Add some height and focal points with topiaries. Purchase a sculpted evergreen or train vines up a twist topiary frame to create a bit of living art. And don’t forget to add some garden art and statuary. Extend your enjoyment with outdoor lighting. A few votive candles in old punch cups are perfect for intimate gatherings in small spaces. Add a bit more illumination with the help of solar illuminated planters, solar deck lights, post caps, and solar cubes and spheres. No buried electric lines or extension cords needed. Use these lights to lead you down the path to your garden space or brighten the space for an evening of fun.So get busy creating the garden room of your dreams. Once you get started, you will be looking for more opportunities for that quiet getaway, outdoor kitchen and more ways to enjoy your garden.

Shout Out To Liberty / Ramseur Local Janet Siler Booth as a contestant… Let show our support … buy your tickets and let have a huge cheering section for her.




Snapshots From May Liberty chamber

May Business After HoursA big thank you for Liberty Chamber and Smokehouse Bistro being our May Business After Hours sponsors. It was a great event after a busy work day meeting with fellow chamber members and some guest the visited. A nice spread of food was laid out and even door prizes.See you at the next one.

Chamber Spring LuncheonThe chamber moved the winter lunch to a spring luncheon and it turned out to be a great event. The ladies from First Baptist Church of LIberty served up a great meal. Big thank you to ladies. It was a great time of updates in the community and networking. The Chamber is doing a great job keep us all connected and encouraging networking between business. Be on the look out for the next event.

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Food Lion Plaza Liberty, NC

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Visit New Life Ministries At Celebrate Liberty’s

JULY FESTIVAL JULY 9Come Enjoy A Day Of Games And Fun

Come Win Some Prizes

Edwards Grove Missionary Baptist Church will have their

Annual Ushers Picnic Saturday June 4th at Paul Henry Park in Liberty .

Activities will began at 10:00 am Lunch will be served at 1:00 PM

Registration for EGMBC Bike Ride will began at EGMBC on 214 S. Foster St. June 4th at 10:00 am, A donation of $20.00 for each rider,

double riders $25.00. Asking all Bikers come and support this building fund event. Bikers will eat lunch

at Paul Henry Park with Ushers.

Women's Day will be held at

Edwards Grove Missionary Baptist Church June 26 th at 11:00 am .

The speaker for this occasion willl be

Pastor Alicia Foust of Branch Of The Vine Ministries ,Roxboro NC.

Our theme is Ladies In Pearls. Lunch will be served,

Everyone is invited to attend.

Edwards Grove Missionary BaptistLocated At

214 S Foster St, LIberty

Youth Revival Will be held at

Edwards Grove Missionary Baptist ChWednesday through Friday

June 15- 17 at 7 PM each night. Everyone is invited to attend.




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Pack Like a Pro: Summer Essentials & TipsUse this cheat sheet to remind yourself of what—and how—to pack for the sunny days ahead.By Kyle Ver

Essentials:1. SunscreenWhether you’ll be hitting the beach or hiking in the mountains, prepare for the sun to be out in full force. Opt for a broad-spectrum sunscreen, which protects you from sunburn as well as the long-term effects of sun exposure. Consider throwing in some aloe as a backup!2. Hat and sunglassesSun p ro tec t i on doesn ’ t s t op a t sunscreen. A baseball cap is better than nothing, but a wide-brim sun hat has the advantage of shading your neck as well as your face. For your eyes, bring along a durable pair of polarized sunglasses. Without all that glare, you’ll wonder how you ever got around without them.3. Portable chargerIt’s likely you’ll be spending the majority of your summer vacation away from power outlets. Invest in a portable battery charger to keep your phone and camera batteries replenished on the go. Consult the Staying Charged on the Road article from the Fall 2015 issue of Endless Vacation® magazine for a list of our favorite portable chargers.4. SandalsA pair of sandals goes a long way if you plan on getting wet. Let your feet breathe easy on the walk back from the beach or lake.5. Summer readingWhen you have downtime on the plane or after you’ve landed, immerse yourself in a book or two. Of course, you’ll want to make sure to bring that latest edition of Endless Vacation® magazine!Tips:1. Zip it up.Pack your travel-size (and TSA-approved) liquids in a re-sealable plastic bag to prevent a messy suitcase spill. Since many airports require you to unpack liquids from your carry-on, this method has the added benefit of helping you move more efficiently and quickly through security.2. Save space.To maximize the real estate in your bag, store smaller belongings inside of larger ones. For example, hiking boots offer a sturdy and inconspicuous home for cellphone chargers, adapters and other gadgets you’ll want to keep in tip-top shape en route to your destination.3. Roll or fold.Both packing methods have a time and place. If you’re bringing a duffle or tote, rolling works wonders with t-shirts and jeans. Folding comes in handy when you’re toting a structured suitcase and packing wrinkle-prone or tailored clothing, such as dress shirts, woven skirts and trousers. Also remember to choose fabrics wisely: blends containing nylon or elastane resist wrinkling, while anything with texture or a busy print helps conceal fold marks.4. Split your belongings.If you’re flying with another person, consider packing half of your items in your bag and the other half in your companion’s bag, and vice versa. If your luggage gets lost en route, you will still have enough clothing and essentials to get by without it spoiling your vacation.5. Toss it out.To make extra room in your suitcase for souvenirs, pack shampoo bottles that are almost empty and that can be used up during your vacation. If you have clothes or books you no longer want by the end of your experience, ask if there are any local charities where you can donate them.

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An Illuminated CrossBy: Andy Clapp

Struggles are as much of a part of life as eating and breathing. Seasons of struggles in our lives often bring about a sense of hopelessness and despair that, over time, robs us of the joy that we once had in life, the joy that dissipated with each crashing wave. Loneliness enshrouds us during such a season and with each disappointment, we have a greater sense of our shortcomings, believing the lie whispered by Satan that we are simply not enough. The weight of our troubles wear us down as we believe we will collapse as our world implodes around us.

Pastors endure the same feelings and season that everyone else endures. I have also endured such a season for the past year. As I left to attend a writing conference, my fears and doubts mounted and as I drove to the mountains, the clouds followed me to a higher elevation. No matter how fast I drove, they kept pace, the thundering of this internal storm ringing in my mind. As I pulled off the exit to where I was to escape it all for a week, I was ready to check into my room and hide for a week. Towering above the conference center stood a large, white cross, illuminated to pierce the night so all who drove by would see a cross that could refocus their lives. The mere sight of this cross brought a sense of peace to my troubled soul.

The cross reminds us how, even in the midst of great storms and perilous times, God’s love for us is unfailing. Even when we are in the deepest and darkest valleys, God places the cross in places for us to see, to know His love, and to remind us of His presence. The cross, the place where an innocent Man paid the debt for our shortcomings, renews our minds as we are redirected away from the temporary and onto the eternal. So often, we lose ourselves as we focus on the troubles of this world and fail to see the One who overcame the grave. We focus on the problem instead of the solution, that solution being the cross of Christ.

Psalm 91 says, “He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord. ‘He is my refuge and my fortress; My God, in Him will I trust.’ Surely He will deliver you from the snare of the fowler and from the perilous pestilence. He shall cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you shall take refuge. His truth shall be your shield and buckler.” (Psalm 91:1-4 NKJV) The shadow of the cross calls each us to come and to take refuge. In the shadow of the cross, we are reminded that God is in control and that His love for us was on display for all to see. In the shadow of the cross, we are reminded that the temporary struggles of the world will pass, but God will remain. In the shadow of the cross, we find hope and we find the strength we need to endure all the seasons of life. In the shadow of the cross, we are reminded that we who have Jesus have all that we need for He was more than enough.

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Real Estate will be sold at 12:00 pm., subject to owner conformation. Call for details or preview. Auctioneer is Agent for the seller. Buyer Agents welcome. 5% down payment from highest bidderrequired day of sale (no refunds). 5% buyer premium.

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June 9- Macon’s Martial ArtsJune 16- Randolph Senior SteppersJune 23- Safe Kids, Randolph CountyJune 30- Zelnick the MagicianJuly 7- Fueling Your Engine with Allison WalkerJuly 14- The Fettucini Brothersuly 21- One Step @ a Time w/the Randolph Co QueensJuly 28- Motion Commotion w/Pointe

South Dance & Tumble

All Programs Held at the Ramseur Municipal Building at 724 Liberty Street, Ramseur, NC Thursday Morning 10:30am (Except June 30 1pm)Special thanks is extended to our many sponsors and presenters that have given of their time and talents.

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Randolph Hospital Enters into a Management Services Agreement with Cone Health

Randolph Hospital has entered into a management services agreement with Cone Health. Under the agreement, Randolph Hospital will remain independently owned and governed by its current Board of Directors. The management agreement becomes effective June 1st. Randolph Hospital has long believed that collaborating with others is the best way to provide healthcare services of the highest quality, service and value to the region. “We have long standing partnerships with providers and other organizations, including Cone Health. With the approval of a bold strategic plan last summer and the continuing rapid transformation of the healthcare industry, it is clear that an even deeper partnership with a larger health system is the most effective way for Randolph to be the health system we want and need to be for the people we serve, long into the future,” said Mac Pugh, Chairman, Board of Directors, Randolph Hospital. A management services agreement will allow Randolph Hospital to leverage the size, scale and subject matter expertise found in a larger health system, while still maintaining local ownership and Board governance. This partnership enables Randolph Hospital to take what is already a broad array of services delivered with compassion, excellent quality, and low cost, and become even better for the communities it serves. “The relationship is a natural fit for both of our organizations,” says Cone Health CEO Terry Akin. “This management services agreement will strengthen the already established relationships between Randolph Hospital and Cone Health and with the physician community in Randolph County. This will help both of our systems keep people healthier throughout our region, which is our shared goal.” Through this partnership with Cone Health, Randolph Hospital will have increased access to best practices and subject matter expertise in a variety of areas that a health system the size of Randolph simply cannot include in its staffing model. It will enable Randolph Hospital to move even faster in the transition from an organization which primarily takes care of the sick to one which has an equal desire and responsibility to keep the people in this region healthy. Finally, this management services agreement creates economies of scale which will allow Randolph Hospital to continue to invest in its employees, facilities, equipment and the development of new services for the region it serves.“Cone Health is the right management partner for us. We already have long standing and successful partnerships together, such as the Randolph Cancer Center. We share the same values and are equally committed to serving our respective communities. We both believe in excellence and continuous improvement in quality, service and cost. And we are both committed to being leaders in healthcare transformation,” said Steve Eblin, CEO, Randolph Hospital. “This is an exciting time for our health system and the communities we serve. We have chosen a partnership model and a partner that will allow us to achieve so much, some of which we probably can’t even envision today,” said Pugh.erred provider for quality healthcare services for the communities it serves. Randolph Hospital is a national leader in breast health, cancer services and orthopedic health and continues to receive

7th Annual Bikers 4 Boobs Breast Cancer Ride. Aug. 20, 2016 from 9:00am-3:00pm, at Greensboro Harley-Davidson 538 Farragut St. Greensboro NC 27406. Registration starts at 8:00am and ride leaves at 11:00am. $20.00 per bike. This is a police escorted 2 hr ride through Guilford County country side. Troi Coolidge Nance will return to sing the American Anthem. There will be live music, from Red Dirt Revival. Food and sweets treats and 50/50 tickets, silent auction table. This is a open event and all bikes are welcome. 100% of the proceeds going to Randolph Cancer Center mammogram fund. This fund is for uninsured and under insured women. As of today we have given over 650 mammograms and have raised over $124,000.00!!! Come out and have a great day full of fun...and help save a life.

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Thank you to all who attended our event. Here are a few photos from our event on Saturday. Shout-out to some of our behind the scenes heroes! We could not have pulled this event off without your support. Thank you to all our chamber volunteers, Neal Atkinson, Boyd and Carolyn Butler, Terry Tackett, the town of Franklinville and to all our sponsors.




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Ramseur CommunityINTRODUCE SOMEONE TO FAITH CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Faith Christian School will be hosting an Open House every Monday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. through August 15*(Prospective families may schedule tours at other times by calling336-824-4156 (5K-12th) or 336-824-4426 (3K & 4K Preschool)

We invite our parents, alumni and friends to tell others about our Open House times, or better yet, BRING prospective families to an Open House.

*There will be no Open House on the following dates:Memorial Day, May 30 or Independence Day, July 4

What you'll find at an FCS Open House:Friendly administrators prepared to answer any questions, Academic material to review, Yearbooks and displays to highlight the extracurricular activities, Technology demonstrations , InfoDirect (school-to-parent information sharing service) demonstration, A school tour &Fellowship

SPECIAL NOTE: At Faith Christian School, we regard PRAYER as our number one marketing practice - FCS is God's school, and we trust Him to send those students He wants us to have. So we ask you to please PRAY FOR FAITH CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. We also believe that "word of mouth" endorsements from those who have been touched by the ministry of FCS are our greatest advertisements. We need your endorsement in the community. We also invite you to email us a very brief testimony about your experience at Faith. Click here to send your endorsement: [email protected]. (First name and last initial are used with your endorsement) THANK YOU!

Hey Everybody! We are excited to announce that Freedom Family Church is coming to Ramseur! We will be located at 147 King Road, the space right next door to Napa Auto Parts. We will have our first FFC Ramseur worship service on July 3 at 10:00 a.m. We will also have an open house with a meet n' greet on July 2 from 5 to 7 p.m. With Pastor Don Schenkel, his family and staff. Please come out and join us! We are looking forward to all that God has




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LOCATED ON ROUTE 15-501 ACROSS FROM NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

FOR GPS SEARCH: SUTTLES ROAD, PITTSBORO, NC

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CARDIOLOGY • ENT • FAMILY MEDICINE* • GASTROENTEROLOGY

GENERAL SURGERY • INFUSION • LAB • OPHTHALMOLOGY • ORTHOPAEDICS

PHARMACY • RADIOLOGY • REHABILITATION • RHEUMATOLOGY • UROLOGY

*Formerly Pittsboro Family Medicine

We’re looking forward to becoming valued members of your community

with the opening of our new UNC Chatham Park Medical Offi ce in

Pittsboro. Our new medical facility provides exceptional care right in your

backyard with the expertise and empathy of UNC Health Care physicians

and specialists. It’s more than delivering great care — it’s neighbors

taking care of neighbors.

INTRODUCING UNC CHATHAM PARK MEDICAL OFFICE

7 5 F R E E D O M P A R K W A Y | P I T T S B O R O , N C | 2 7 3 1 2

LOCATED ON ROUTE 15-501 ACROSS FROM NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

FOR GPS SEARCH: SUTTLES ROAD, PITTSBORO, NC

U N C C h a t h a m P a r k . o r g

CARDIOLOGY • ENT • FAMILY MEDICINE* • GASTROENTEROLOGY

GENERAL SURGERY • INFUSION • LAB • OPHTHALMOLOGY • ORTHOPAEDICS

PHARMACY • RADIOLOGY • REHABILITATION • RHEUMATOLOGY • UROLOGY

*Formerly Pittsboro Family Medicine

We’re looking forward to becoming valued members of your community

with the opening of our new UNC Chatham Park Medical Offi ce in

Pittsboro. Our new medical facility provides exceptional care right in your

backyard with the expertise and empathy of UNC Health Care physicians

and specialists. It’s more than delivering great care — it’s neighbors

taking care of neighbors.

INTRODUCING UNC CHATHAM PARK MEDICAL OFFICE


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