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The Liberty Leader Newspaper " April 2014 Issue 1

The Liberty Leader Free WEEKLY Newspaper April 18, 2014 Volume 11 * Issue 4A

Free Community Paper By The Community And For The Community

libertynewspaper.org Office 336-795-0054 Mobile 336-404-9791 Email libertynewspaper@aol.com

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Downtown Liberty Spring Fling

Sat May 10 (10am-2pm) Come Shop and Visit Downtown Liberty For A Day Of Shopping & Special Sidewalk Sales !

Come See All The Unique Items

Want To Win $100 Cash?Visit Participating Stores And Enter!

You May Enter At Each Participating Store!Make A Min. $10 Purchase You Get Entered Again.!

Drawing To Be Held At Gazebo Downton! At 2:30pm May 10th For $100 Cash !

So What Is Spring Fling? The local downtown Liberty merchants wanted to kick off the spring with a fling. They will be having special one day only sales. What even better is , they want to give away $100 in CASH. As we await for green to spring up every where, they thought they could generate some green for you. So just stop in any of the participating business downtown and just for visiting the store, you get a chance to win $100 cash. Visit each store for more chances. Want even more chances, make a minimum purchase of $10 and get an additional ticket. What a better way to support our locally owned business. See you there.

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Easter Services At MT Pleasant Baptist Church, Staley!7103 Sandy Creek Church Rd, Staley ph 622-2732!!

Sunrise Service At Church at 7am In Fellowship Hall!Breakfast Afterwards!

Live Easter Performances on !“The Passion Of The Christ”!

Sat April 19 @ 6pm / Easter Sunday April 20 @ 11am

Discover Good Living Expo Presents Run with the Hogs to Benefit the Dogs

5K Run/Walk Event ! Are ready to get your spring on? After a long winter, come celebrate with us at the "Discover Good Living" Community Expo Event on April 26, 2014 from 8:00AM to 12:00PM at Volunteer Park.

The event will start at 8:00am with the "Run With the Hogs to Benefit the Dogs" 5K Run/Walk lead by the Freedom Biker Church riders, Donna Lawrence and Susie of Susie's Hope. The 5K will be followed with a community expo of local businesses, civic and com-munity exhibits, demonstrations, a four legged 1 mile fun run (dogs welcome), toddle waddle, inflatables and games for the kids with net proceeds benefiting the non-profit organization “Susie’s Hope”.

So plan to celebrate spring, support a good cause, come for a run and stay for the fun at the Discover Good Living event!

To register for the race go to www.pleasantgarden5k.com. For additional information go the website www.pleasantgarden.net or call town hall at 674-3002

Volunteers Needed for !Meals-On-Wheels Route!

!The Reitzel Senior Center needs volunteers to run a Tuesday morning Meals-on-Wheels route. The Tuesday route is in the town of

Liberty and only takes about a hour.  Please call Kaffy or Marie at the Reitzel Community

Center, at 622-5844, to volunteer. 

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Friendly Beauty Shop 514 N Greensboro St, Liberty, NC 27298

(336) 622-4989 !Ann, Megan, Suzy, and Amanda Wishes everyone a great Easter.

Come Visit Us

Julian Fire

Department

Firefighter Social !When? Saturday April 26th 2pm – 7pm

Where? Julian Fire Department Sta. 36

4317 Folger Rd Julian, NC 27283

(336)685-4201

Come join your community firefighters as we share our brotherhood with the community of Julian. Ever wondered how our Fire Department functions, what happens when you call 911, or who the people are who respond in case of an emergency? We would be happy

to answer any and all questions at this Meet & Greet opportunity!!Hot dogs, Pinto beans, Corn bread, desserts and beverages will be provided by the

Firefighters. We will also be giving away door prizes. Homeland creamery will be providing some good home-made Ice cream. All food is complimentary however donations are welcome.

These donations will help fund our Fire Department and enhance our community. !Live music will be provided by a local favorite, Patti’s Pickers Bluegrass Band. Also a

local clogging club will perform. There will also be entertainment for the kids provided by Kicks and Giggles Rentals.!

We hope to see you there and welcome you to bring your friends and family!!

Special thanks to our wonderful sponsors for food, door prizes and entertainment!!! !

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685-9739! ! ! ! 790-1800! ! ! 685-6455

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Looking For That Special Outfit For Spring or Summer?!

We have lots to choose from. !

Mothers Day’s Is Around The Corner!Shop For Your Unique Mother’s Day Gift With Us

Happy Easter From Awesome Finds

129 W Swannanoa Ave Downtown Liberty, NC!

Unique Boutique & Treasures!

Carol & Duane Wall Owners & Treasurer Hunters!

Hrs 11-5 Tue - Sat or By Apt.!Closed Sunday and Monday!!

Ph 622-6223Locally Owned and Operated

LIBERTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

BOOK SALE!!

Friday, April 25th 10-3 Saturday, April 26th 9-1 *Antique Festival Weekend*

WHEN?

WHERE? Liberty Town Hall 239 S. Fayetteville Street

Awesome Buys For Parents, Teachers &

Collectors!

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YARD SALE - WEEKEND OF LIBERTY'S ANTIQUE FESTIVAL

  WHERE:  GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH                 146 S. FAYETTEVILLE ST.

  WHEN:  Sat. 4/26 -  7:30am - 1:00 pm

  YOU BRING YOUR GOODS TO SELL ...

  WE OFFER YOU FREE TABLES & SPACE

  TO RESERVE A TABLE, CONTACT SHIRLEY, 

336-402-2469  

We will be selling coffee, water & soda.

April 25 and 26!!!!!!!!!

Liberty Comes Alive!!

Visit Liberty in the Heart of North Carolina -!Home of the Liberty Antiques Festival!!!Just twice a year 400 dealers from more than 25 states pack a 100-acre farm near Liberty, North Carolina with 18th to 20th Century furniture and accessories, pottery, glass, clocks, dolls, toys, military items, adver-tising, decoys, jewelry, quilts, folk art and "in the rough" country Americana! It’s the way it used to be — NO CRAFTS OR REPRO-DUCTIONS — just truckloads of antiques and collectibles. You’ll bring something home from this show!!!!Upcoming Festival Dates:!! !Friday & Saturday, April 25 & 26, 2014!Friday & Saturday, September 26 & 27, 2014!!Festivals are held RAIN OR SHINE!!!Festival Hours:!! 8 am to 5 pm!Admission:!! $7 per person - free parking!Children under 12 free!!No pets allowed; service animals welcome!Handicapped approved electric wheelchairs and scooters allowed!Location:!! Pike Family Farm, Liberty!Address (click for Google map):!! 2855 Pike Farm Rd (formerly Andrews Rd)!Contact:!Vito & Mary Ellen Sico and Janet Hill, Promoters!Liberty Antiques Festival!PO Box 939 | Liberty NC 27298!!

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LOFLIN FUNERAL HOMERamseur, NC147 Coleridge Rd

Locally Owned & Operated !Richard Jones Bill Craven !

Service Since 1904 (Phone) 336-824-2386

(Obituary Desk) 336-318-3535

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Every Sunday From Noon to 4pm Come Get Your Home Cooked Meal

Book Your Next Event Here Contact (336)267-6025

123 S Greensboro St, Liberty

*Good Ole Home Cooking *Dine In or Take Out

*$10 Per Person (Kids under 3 FREE) *Banquet Space & Catering Available

*Miracle Valley Cafe Open

Supertex, Inc 312 W Luther Ave, Liberty Ph 622-1000 www.supertex-inc.com

Friday May 2 (5pm - 8pm) St Stephens AME Church 705 S Kirkman St, Liberty !!

Enjoy A Great Dinner !Donations Accepted!(Min $5 Suggested) !

260 Village Lake Rd. • Siler City NC 27344Contact: Dustin Elledge • 919-742-4052

*** NOW ACCEPTING NEW RESIDENTS ***

Coventry House your locally owned and operated Assisted Living Community. NOW SPECIALIZING in the unique needs of persons with Alzheimer’s Disease

and related Dementia’s at  Coventry  House  of  Siler  City,  you  will  find:• FLAT MONTHLY RATES .... no hidden charges or upselling• 24 hour personal care assistance• On Call Physician Services• Professionally directed medication management• Specialized care plans for all residents• Private & companion rooms featuring private bathrooms• In room cable TV, internet access & telephone service• Security systems for resident safety• Specialized activities for assisted living & memory care unit• Three prepared meals per day plus afternoon & evening snacks• Local transportation to shopping & medical appointments• Medicaid, private insurance & private payment accepted

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Ask About Our New Year Special Pricing!

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Do you want to buy a hybrid, but don’t have the cash?!Do you wish that there was something that could really save your gas without having to buy bottle after bottle every time you fill up?!

Contact Us!Ph 336-308-9499!

Email willm389@gmail.com!I am William Moore III and I live in Liberty, NC. I have been all over Randolph, Moore, Chatham and Guilford Counties and have yet to find a mechanic that has so much as a clue to this well known fact. We do not have to run our cars off of gas alone! With this system, I can help you add 25% to 33% to your mileage. That is like having another 1/4 tank of gas. I bought the kit piece by piece, because I like you could not afford the kit at once. If you have $$$, good, if you only have a little bit, than buy it part by part. For those with low income, I will finance your installa-tion or even teach you how to install it for a very small fee. Act now and get 20% off your purchase price! $25 mail in rebate! 30% off my installation fee. Buy it and save!

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Willie’s Antiques!Last Fri & Sat - April & Sept!

April 25 & 26!Spaces Available Inside & Outside!

Call 336-622-2468 / 336-215-8240!www.windmill-lakes.com!

Indoor Spaces!14’x20’ (2 Day Rental)!!!!!!

Outdoor Spaces!25’x25’ (2 Day Rental)!!!!!!

New Location!Great Parking!

Great Food!

Great Ways to Celebrate Easter and Spring with Kids!!(StatePoint) The onset of spring brings with it more than mild weather, it’s the season for Easter celebrations, spring cleaning and renewal. Remember all those favorite Easter traditions you had as a kid? It’s time to keep them alive with your family and to start new ones.!!There are many ways your family can make spring and Easter fun and even educa-tional:!Egg-stra Special Fun!After a long winter, a good old-fashioned Easter egg hunt is a great way to usher in spring, giving children an opportunity to spend time outdoors with friends and fami-ly.Before heading outside, let kids get creative and craft their own unique bags to fill with treasure. Decorate eggs by dyeing them and adding your own special designs. Invite friends and neighbors to join in the fun!!!Easter Basket Ideas!You can help avoid those sugar highs by sprinkling in just a few sweet treats and fill-ing kids’ baskets with fun, educational alternatives, instead. Consider a kid-friendly tablet, such as VTech’s InnoTab 3S and additional fun, age-appropriate software car-tridges that allow a child to progressively learn key subjects such as math, reading and science in steady stages.  With all their favorite characters from Sofia the First, Doc McStuffins, Jake & the Neverland Pirates and more, they’ll have so much fun they won’t even realize they are learning! Or opt for action toys that can promote motor skill development, like VTech’s new Switch & Go Dinos Turbo and Go! Go! Smart Wheels electronic vehicles. Learning toys and books can make your kids’ gift baskets even more special and long-lasting. More ideas for Easter basket alternatives can be found at www.VTechKids.com.!!Take a Spring Hike!After a long winter most kids have cabin fever, along with their parents! Take advan-tage of the season to head out for fresh air. Take a nature hike at a nearby park or even in your own backyard, if your children are too little for longer treks. Prepare in ad-vance by learning about trees and plants together by reading a library book or surfing age-appropriate sites online. Then have kids identify local greenery along your route. And collect a few rocks or flowers to bring home as keepsakes.!!Out With the Old!Make spring cleaning a fun family affair by giving children a bin to fill. Whoever fills the bin with the most stuff or the quickest gets to pick a family treat like eating at their favorite restaurant or a movie. Teach kids the rewards of giving by donating gently used items to a local charity. One perk of cleaning and donating is it makes room for new things. And you can breathe new life into old toys by purchasing new accessories for dolls and action figures, or new software for electronic games. For example, a range of educational cartridges are available for VTech’s InnoTab, including such kid-favorites as Monster’s University which in-cludes nine games, an e-book and more. !“Spring is a great time for parents to take a fresh approach to learning, incorporating themes of nature and renewal into children's toys and activities,” says Dr. Lise Eliot, early childhood development expert who consults for VTech, a leader in age-appropriate and developmental stage-based electronic learn-ing products for kids.!!Spring is a season for fresh air and renewal, so renew your family’s minds and spirit along with your home. PHOTO SOURCE: (c) Rawpixel - fotolia.com

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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD!!THEME: FAMOUS MOTHERS!!ACROSS!1. Swahili or Zulu!6. French lake!9. Marcel Marceau, e.g.!13. Type of squash!14. In the past!15. Engaged for a fee!16. Considered a representative of Allah!17. Month of Pearl Harbor at-tack!18. African antelope!19. *Chelsea's politically-mind-ed mother!21. Funeral rite!23. Tell tall tale!24. Can of worms!25. Corn holder!28. Ranee's husband!30. Popular pet rodent!35. Acted like!37. Leave behind!39. Spacious!40. "Just along for the ____"!41. *"_____ Mia!"!43. Heroes!44. On the rocks!46. Nervous biter's victim!47. Fit of shivering!48. "A Series of Unfortunate Events" author!50. The Three Tenors, e.g.!52. He is!53. Lunch stop!55. *Rob to new mom Kim Kardashian!57. *Minnelli's mother!61. One who moves from place to place!65. Bay window!66. *Biblical matriarch Sarah had this many children!68. More capable!69. Like a wave caused by the moon!70. Shot ___ in track and field!71. Japanese-American!72. Door fastener!73. Type of wood often used for furniture!74. Walk loudly!!!!!!

!!!!DOWN!1. Johann Sabastian ____!2. Popular smoothie berry!3. Winningest Super Bowl coach!4. Do-re-do-re-do-re-do-re, e.g.!5. Like life, according to some!6. *Juliet's mother, ____ Capulet!7. Often checked in a bar!8. Warming winter beverage!9. 5,280 feet!10. Saudi Arabia's neighbor!11. MaÓtre d's list!12. *Christian Science founder, Mary Baker ____!15. *Scarlet letter-wearing mother!20. Camelot, to Arthur!22. Tom Hanks' 1988 movie!24. "Fragrant" rice!25. *Brady mom!26. Offer two cents!27. Obscure!29. *"Mommy Dearest"!31. Parks or Luxemburg!32. When it breaks, the cradle will fall!33. Permeate!34. Plural of "lysis"!36. Art style popular in 1920s and 1930s!38. Arab chieftain!42. Cover story!45. Ultimate goal!49. Japanese capital!51. Liver or kidney, e.g.!54. Parkinson's disease drug!56. Lunar path!57. Music style with gloomy lyrics!58. "Tosca" tune!59. Purges!60. ____ year!61. Made in "Breaking Bad"!62. Additionally!63. Indian Lilac!64. Stumble!67. Greek letter N, pl.

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We provide 25+ years of craftsmanship experience. www.barlowsartisticfurniture.com

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The Baptist Men Dental Bus Ministry will be here on June 13, 2014. This program, being hosted by the 100 Man Project, Inc., provides fillings, extractions and cleanings to clients who otherwise would not be able to afford these services. Don Moore is the Chairman of this event and can be reached at 622-2681 for more information and scheduling. Services are provided by Appointment Only.

Volunteers are needed on the day of the

event to assist in different areas such as reg-istration, escorting clients, runners between bus and waiting area, refreshments and serv-ing lunch to the volunteers.

100 Man Project, Inc. 205 E. Swannanoa Avenue P.O. Box 83 Liberty, NC 27298 336-622-5774

April, 2014

Volume 1, Issue 11

100 Man Project, Inc. Monthly Newsletter

Board of Directors

x� Don David Lambe 622-6950

x� Sue Showfety 622-3236

x� Don Moore 622-2681

x� Guy Troy 622-3375

x� Jim Parker 622-4393

Officers

Maintenance: Barney Campbell

Treasurer: Warren Dixon

Secretary: Sandra Lambe

Dispatcher: Clima Moffitt

VOLUNTEERS

IMPROVING

OUR

COMMUNITY

We invite everyone in the community to attend our monthly meetings which are held on the first Friday of each month at the Liberty Fire Department.

Our next meeting will be held on May 2, 2014 at 10:00am.

Please send address changes or information for the Newsletter to:

Secretary dslambe@rtelco.net

DENTAL BUS ARRIVING SOON!

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Sandy Creek Bakery 7027 Sandy Creek Church Road, Staley, NC

Call Sandy or Janice At (336)622-2378 Please Call 48 Hours In Advance To Fill Order

We offer: ➢ Custom made decorated cakes for birthdays, baby

showers and other special occasions ➢ Photo cakes ➢ A variety of homemade pies, cakes, and cookies

A Portion of the proceeds go to Main Street Grill!“Needy Family Fund”

Immediate Availability Assisted Living and Alzheimer’s Assisted Living Centers

Call Janet Harllee at 336-629-7811

1302 Old Cox Road, Asheboro, NC 27205 www.cross-road.org

Over 30 years of service to seniors and their families

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Large Selection Of Vegetable Transplants Diversity Is Good! 19 HEIRLOOM & HYBRID TOMATOES 4 VARIETIES OF EGG PLANTS 5 VARIETIES SALAD TOMATOES 12 VARIETIES OF CUCUMBERS 6 VARIETIES OF HOT PEPPERS 8 VARIETIES OF SQUASH 7 VARIETIES OF BELL/SWEET PEPPERS 14 VARIETIES OF HERBS

CALL MARY OR FRANK WELKER “ONLY ORGANICALLY APPROVED FERTILIZERS / PESTICIDES USED”

6709 Liberty Road - Julian,NC 336-685-4476 !

Barn Door Nursery & Produce

Ways to Save on Spring Travel Costs!Families eager to enjoy some fun in the sun are turning their attention to spring getaways. According to a recent Bank of America survey, nearly half of Americans say the most difficult part of planning a trip is sticking to a budget.!!But don’t go over budget or put your dream vacation on the back burner without exploring alternative methods for funding your journey, says travel expert and Travel Channel host, Samantha Brown.!!“When you start researching vacation destinations, it’s impor-tant to keep in mind that a credit card with a good rewards pro-gram can help offset travel costs,” says Brown.!!For example, the BankAmericard Travel Rewards credit card offers 1.5 points for every dollar spent that can be used to pay for flights, hotels, vacation packages, cruises, rental cars, bag-gage fees, theme park tickets and travel upgrades.!!According to the same survey, 77 percent of American families will use credit cards for vacation planning and shopping this spring. If you’re among them, let your spending help you offset your costs.!!

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MARTHA COX TEAGUE RAMSEUR Martha Cox Teague, 73, died Monday, April 14, 2014. Funeral Services, 3 p.m., Thursday, April 17, 2014, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ram-seur. Burial, Parks Crossroads Christian Church, Ramseur. Arrangements by Loflin Fu-neral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur.!ALBERTA KIRKMAN COBLE LIBERTY An-other angel has received her wings. Alberta "Bert" Kirkman Coble, 87, of Liberty passed away on Tuesday, April 15, 2014 at Moses H. Cone Hospital. She was a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and a very hard worker. A funeral service will be held on Friday, April 18, 2014 at 11 a.m. at Grace Bap-tist Temple officiated by Rev. Gregg Gamble and Rev. Mark Wilburn; burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends on Thursday, April 17, 2014 from 6-8 p.m. at Loflin Funeral Home of Liberty and at other times at the home of Jennifer King. Bert was preceded in death by her parents, John Wesley and Nellie Blanche Rosson Crayton; son, Jackie Coble; grandson, Christopher Coble; sisters, Mary Daniels, Blanche Nash, Alice Stubb and brother Frankie Crayton; son-in-law, F.A. Eilers and daughter-in-law, Terry Coble. Surviving are her daughters, Gail King (James) of Liberty, Patsy Eilers of Odessa, TX, Nancy York (Sam) of Liberty, Debbie Brooks (Mark) of Ramseur and Cathy Blair (Eric) of Ivanhoe, VA; son, James Coble of Angier, NC; brothers, Wesley Crayton of AL, Billy Crayton of Graham and Bruce Kirkman of Summer-field; 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grand-children. Please share your thoughts and memories with the family at www.LoflinFH.-com. Loflin Funeral Home of Liberty is hon-ored to serve The Coble Family.!MARTHA ANN DICKENS CARTER LIBERTY Martha Ann Dickens Carter, 82, of Liberty passed away on Saturday, April 12, 2014 at Universal Healthcare in Ramseur. She was a graduate of Liberty School, Class of 1949. Martha was committed to the service of the young people of Liberty; she served as a Girl Scout Troop Leader, gave piano lessons in her home and most notably, taught Kindergarten at Liberty School for over 20 years. She was a member of Liberty First United Methodist Church for over 60 years, 15 of those years she served as the organist and pianist. Along with her husband, Charles they owned and operat-ed Liberty Appliance Company for 30 years. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday, April 15 at 2:00 p.m. at The Loflin Funeral Home Chapel. The family will receive friends on Monday evening from 5 until 7 p.m. at the fu-neral home. Martha was the daughter of the

late William "Bill" and Lillian Spoon Dickens and was also preceded in death by her hus-band, Charles F. Carter, and brother, Harold Dickens. Surviving are her daughters, Ann Gray of Yanceyville and Ellen Luck and hus-band, Gil of Liberty; son, Charles F. Carter II and wife, Marilyn of Liberty; sister, Hilda Rose Johnson and husband, Pike of Liberty; brother, Joe Dickens and wife, Ruth of Greensboro; three grandchildren, Adam Gray, Corey McAdams, and Kara Luck; and best friend, Jerri Hemric. The family would like to express their sincerest gratitude to Dr. Maura Hamrick and the staff at Randolph Medical Associates in Liberty, Lori and Bruce Cobb, Barbara Jones and the staff of Universal Healthcare for all of your compassionate care to our mother during this these past several years. At the family's request, memorial contributions may be made to The Alzheimer's Association, 3420 Sham-rock Drive, Charlotte, NC 28215 or to The Randolph County Partnership for Children, Attn: Liberty Early Childhood Center, 349 Sunset Avenue, Asheboro, NC 27203. Please share your thoughts and memories with the family at www.LoflinFH.com. Loflin Funeral Home in Liberty is honored to serve the Carter family.!JEANETTE C. WILSON RAMSEUR Jeanette Cain Wilson, 80, died Thursday, April 10, 2014. A celebration of Life will be held 6-8PM Thursday, April 17th at the Loflin Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur. Arrangements by Loflin Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur.!CLARENCE JUNIOR STALEY RAM-SEUR Clarence Junior Staley "Duck", 70, died Thursday, April 10, 2014. Funeral Services, 11 AM, Monday, April 14 at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ramseur. Burial, Stouts Chapel UMC, Ramseur. Arrangements by Loflin Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur.!PERRY EUGENE DANIELS LIBERTY Perry Eugene (Gene) Daniels, 82, of Lib-erty passed away on Sunday, April 6, 2014 at Hospice and Palliative Care Cen-ter of Alamance-Caswell. A graveside service will be held on April 9, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery, 1712 Pleasant Hill-Liberty Road, Liberty, NC. The family will re-ceive friends April 8, 2014 from 6 until 8 p.m. at Loflin Funeral Home in Liberty, NC. Gene was preceded in death by his parents, Perry Austin and Claytie Feezer Daniels; and his brother Jack Carlton Daniels. Surviving is his wife of 58 years, Doris Daniels of the home; daugh-

ter Lisa Daniels Cox (Chris) of Liberty; sons Clifford Austin Daniels (Debbie) of Siler City, Randall Carter Daniels (Lea) of Siler City; sis-ter Roxa Cheek of Liberty; and 10 Grandchil-dren, Brittany Lloyd, Jessica Dodson, Allyson Cox, Ashley Daniels, Addison Daniels, Janice Daniels, Jamie Daniels, John Cox, Austin Bryant and Lee Daniels. The family has re-quested that in lieu of flowers memorial con-tributions can be made to Pleasant Hill Memo-rial Fund, 1712 Pleasant Hill-Liberty Road, Liberty, NC 27298; Hospice of Alamance, 918 Chapel Hill Road, Burlington, NC 27215; Hos-pice of Randolph P.O. Box 9, Asheboro, NC 27204 Please share your thoughts and memo-ries with the Daniels family at www.LoflinFH.com. Loflin Funeral Home in Liberty is honored to serve The Daniels Fami-ly.!!!!!Local Obits

LOFLIN FUNERAL!HOME OF LIBERTY!212 W Swannanoa Ave, Liberty!

Ph 336-622-2256 Office!Ph 336-622-2258 Obit Line!Tyson Nixon, Manager!

And Staff!

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Open Sundays!By Appointment !!

5546 NC Hwy 49 N, Liberty, NC 27298 Ph 336-622-3720 Libertyartisan@rtelco.net

The Liberty Artisan & Craft

Proudly Displaying the Works of Over 100 Artists

& Crafts People!

Barn Quilt Squares  -4’x4’,  3’x3’, or 2’x2’  Not Just for Barns Anymore

Display On Anything Outside or Inside That Needs a Splash of Color.

NEW ADDI-TION FOR 2014!

Wild Bird Shop & Garden

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Liberty American Legion Post 81 13 March 2014

A meal of hot dogs with all the fixin’s was served to all present. This is what I called Youth Night, with Scouts and our Oratorical Contestant at the meeting. March is also the American Legion’s 95th Birthday. There were about 30 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members and a room full of Scouts and parents. ! The meeting was opened by Commander Ritchie York, prayer by Henry Galary, and Ronnie Hill did the POW/MIA Ceremony. Commander York led the pledge of allegiance and saluting the colors. We had no meeting in February because of the snow and ice, and did not read the minutes for the January meeting because of time! We had invited Taylor Coble to come and share her speech but she shared her thoughts about the American Legion and the respect she has for the organization, and the Legionnaires she has met. She was very inspiring and also is a member of the Auxiliary Unit 81. The Post presented her a Certificate of Appreciation and a check for her college fund. Adjutant McMas-ters read a card from Taylor thanking the Post for our help and friendship. The Troop and Pack 502 were with us to celebrate Scout month and get to know Post 81 members. PDC Cary Mc-Masters thanked the leadership in the Troop and Pack for doing an outstanding job in the community. He also asked the Troop to submit Scouts for The American Legion High Adventure Awards and the Eagle Scout of the Year Award and Scholarship. Pres King is the new and up-coming Scoutmaster. Commander York covered some of the events that need our attention: Baseball Hall of Fame Banquet in Apex, Brunswick Stew Sale, and the Post Golf tournament in May. The Liberty Vet-erans Memorial and Gardens has a tournament in April and we need your support. The Liberty Chamber of Commerce Banquet is on 22 March 2014 and everyone is invited. Adjutant McMasters reported that we were about 30+ members behind on membership this year. He also stated that he had sent letters to all that had not paid. He has received a few memberships but it would be nice if we got them all. The Post has talked about several differ-ent fundraisers but they are still in the planning stage. Adjutant McMasters read a letter from Grady Lawson about our donation to the Eastern Randolph Post 81 Baseball team. Earl Morin made a motion that we give $1000.00 to the Baseball program after we have the Stew sale. The motion was seconded by Joe King ……………..Motion Carried. It is also time to consider two students for the Tar Heels Boy’s State Program which cost the Post about $700.00 for 2 Boys. !

Sick Call Phil Andrews, John McGee, Patty Whitt, Jeane Stutts, Earl Morin, Charles Henry Family, Boyd C. Poe Family, Boyd C. Allred Family, Aaron V. Moore Family, Glenn Austin Vance Family, Allen F. Bowman Family. !Cary A. McMasters, PDC- Post Adjutant

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Poker Run Best hand $400

Worst hand $100

$20 a bike includes 1 1 BBQ plate

$10 a rider includes 2 BBQ plates

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Registration at ERHS 9:00am First bike leaves @ 11:00 am Last bike returns @3:00 pm

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Contact Charles Arrington (336)953-2602 if you have any questions

Corn hole Tournament – $25/team. Start time 2:00 p.m.

All teams need to be there by 1:30 p.m. Winning Team prizes will be awarded.

Contact Melissa Cox at melissacox203@gmail.com or (336)302-4485 to enter a team.

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At Eastern Randolph High School

Benefit for Logan Castlebury Saturday May 31, 2014

Logan Castlebury is a beautiful, strong and vivacious 21-year old young lady

who was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s  Lymphoma in February 2014. Logan is

just starting her fight and we know medi-cal bills and daily expenses will be add-

ing up fast. Friends and family are organizing a BBQ and Auction benefit to

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Info - teamloganc@gmail.com

#teamlogan Cause no one Fights alone!

John 16:33

Want to Donate or Volunteer to help

with the Auction, please contact Cindy - mrsclaus65@yahoo.com or

Melissa - folandkm@yahoo.com

Liberty ES School!Annual PTO!

Auction/ Chicken Dinner!Friday April 25!Starts At 5pm!

Liberty Ruritan Semi Annual Chicken/ BBQ Sat April 26 11am to 7pm $8 Plate

(includes dessert) Dine In and Take Out

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Thursday May 8 !Movie Starts At 6:30pm!

FREE Movie “Book Of ELI” !Free Popcorn and Bottle Water!

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Tuesday Night !April 22 - 7pm!

Special Guest To Freedom Family Church !

Keith Bartell Feel free to join us at our Psalms 42:1 Service at 7pm.!

Special guest, Local Keith Bartell, will lead us in an awesome night of worship through music and The Word. !

!Also we will have a class just for the kids grade 5 and under to

hang out in. Plus free nursery.

Thursday May 1 at 7pm - Meet Everyone At !Downtown Liberty At The Gazebo!

We will all meet at the corner of N Greensboro St and W Swannanoa Ave in Liberty !Join area churches as we pray for our town, county, state and Nation. There will be great singing

and fellowship. Mark your calendars. !

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Friday May 2 ( 5pm to 8pm)!Spaghetti Supper For Ray Family!

Benefit Supper!At St Stephens AME Church (705 S Kirkman St)!

!A local elderly couple recently burnt out of their home without insurance. !

The Liberty Associations of Churches is holding a spaghetti supper for them.!The meal is free with a suggested donation of $5.!

This is a matching funds event - Modern Woodmen will match the amount raised .

Happy Spring! From Off The Vine!!This month's sandwich special is Sweet Ham with Cream Havarti cheese, Brown Sugar & Spice Glaze served on Sourdough bread.  Comes with Chips and choice of beverage for $8.99.!!April is NC BEER MONTH.  We are proud to say that we have over half of our draft beers right now from NC.  Come try one and help support our North Carolina brew masters.!!Please come and join us for one of our fabu-lous painting parties!  Edi is doing some ex-citing pieces for us to paint this spring/sum-mer.  And it is always so much fun!  Check with us here at the store or with Edi for more details.  The next class will be held on April 29th.!!Don't forget about our great patio and please, stop in soon to see what is falling "Off The Vine"!Robin Frady!Off The Vine, LLC!Liberty, NC!http://offthevinellc.blogspot.com

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scholarships, teacher supplies, and aiding & improving the community.

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NEXT BINGO: DECEMBER 5TH

December 19th - January 2th 16th & 30th

1st , 3rd , & 5th Thursday of the month

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TOTAL PRIZE MONEYOVER $1,000!!!

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Regular Game: 7:15 pm

Benefit BINGO

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scholarships, teacher supplies, and aiding & improving the community.

At the Silk HopeCommunity Center

NEXT BINGO: Feb 20th

March 6th & 20th

1st , 3rd , & 5th Thursday of the month

Food • Drinks • Desserts

February 6 & 20March 6 & 20

April 3 & 17!May 1, 15 & 29!

June 5 & 18!July 3, 17 & 31!

Aug 7 & 21!Sept 4 & 18!

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