Chadwick Johnson
Chads 11th Birthday
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Raleigh, NC
Christmas 92 at Mothers
Decorating Tree
Coltons 2nd Christmas
Mamas at Christmas 92
Butler Christmas 92
Dale Van Horn
Frankie Avalon
The Impressions
Delbert McClinton
Mary Wells
Jerry Butler
The Embers
The Entertainers
Shagging and Beach Music
Game 1: Clinton VS Smithfield 1960
Game 2: Clinton VS Henderson 1961 (starts at 16:30)
Game 3: Clinton VS Sanford 1961 (starts at 29:49)
See the 1961 yearbook football pics here (these are actually pics of the 1960 team though) photos.app.goo.gl/p93uqREAP4oWB8T86
Update! Jimmy Boone has identified everyone! Here they are below. 😃
1st row, left to right..Manager Gene Warren, Doug McLamb, Donnie Mack Connor, Bill Wilson, Jimmy Turlington, Donnie Edwards, Jackie Poole, Billy Strickland, Jay Parker, Arnold Thornton, Robert Hill and Jeff Deaver..2nd row..Tommy Ashford, Billy Carr, Ralph Hamilton, Jimmy Bradshaw, Burl Williamson, Harry Pope, Mike Deaver, Jimmy Raynor, Raymond Boykin, Tommy Robinson and Bill Nelson..3rd row..Manager R. D. Bizzell, Joe Howard, William Jones, Wayne Cannady, Brian Crumpler, Jerry Hollingsworth, James Pollock, J. S. Gale, Trent Holland, Glenn Clark, Rubie Lewis and Johnny Morisey..The figure on the very back row left is Dale Johnson.
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The Weight
Bad Leroy Brown
The Way It Is
Dock of the Bay
Lay Down Sally
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Feeling Alright
Aime
Freefalling
Easy
Take It Easy
Hands To yourself
Body Like a Backroad
I Wish
Cripple Creek
Brown Eyed Girl
Honky Tonk Women
Magic Carpet Ride
Drink in My Hand
You Make My Dreams Come True
Last Dance With Mary Jane
Blurred Lines
Lets Groove Tonight
Chicken Fried
Jessies Girl
Santaria
Fishing In The Dark
Uptown Funk
Rich Girl
Call Me Al
Stand By Me
Into the Mystic
The Weight
Dock of the Bay
Listen to the Music
Summer of 69
Hard to Handle
Pink Houses
Your Love
She Talks to Angels
Curtis Lowe
Footloose
Down on the Corner
Ain't too Proud to Beg
Sign Sealed Delivered
Cuts Like a Knife
Night They Drove Dixie Down
Don't Stop Believing
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Songlist example
Dixieland Delight
Fire and Rain
Easy
Carolina on My Mind
Mellissa
Feelin Alright
My Girl
Pirate Looks at 40
Margaritaville
Into Mystic
Stand By Me
Brown Eyed Girl
Crazy Love
Curtis Lowe
Friends in Low Places
Drift Away
Let’s Get it On
Listen to Music
Can’t You See
Under Boardwalk
Wagon Wheel
Dock of Bay
Me and Julio
Midnight Rider
Wonderful Tonight
Before Accuse Me
Aimee
Landslide
The Joker
Stuck on You
Wanted Dead or Alive
Freefallin
Talks to Angels
Down on Corner
American Girl
Pride and Joy
1 Way Out
Centerfold
SqueezeBox
Take it Easy
Ticket to Ride
Saw Her Standing There
There Folsom Prison
Pink Houses
Your Love
Good Lovin'
Twist and Shout
Don’t Stop Believing
Footloose
Summer 69
Mama Don’t Dance J
Johnny B Goode
The Breeze
Sweet Home Alabama
Gimmie 3 Steps
Roll the Dice
Family Tradition
Hound Dog
Lay Down Sally
Sweet Caroline
Honky Tonk Women
That’s Allright Mama
Hands to Yourself
Glory Days
Take Money and Run
Blister in Sun
Plat That Funky Music
Signed Sealed
Let’s Groove
Gin and Juice
Ain’t Too Proud Beg
Mustang Sally
Brickhouse
Givin it Up For Your Love
Steal My Kisses
Long Train Runnin
Get Down Tonight
Hard to Handle
Late in Evening
Call Me Al
Carolina Girls
Billie Jean
I Want You Back
Santaria
Bring your friends and join us for an evening of great food, live music, exciting raffle prizes, silent and live art auctions, and so much more!
WHEN: Thursday, March 9, 2023, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
WHERE: Whitaker & Atlantic, 1053 E Whitaker Mill Road, Raleigh, NC.
WHY: Benefits Wee Care
All proceeds from Shell It Out benefit Wee Care, a free preschool in Raleigh, NC for children from economically disadvantaged families. Through this three-year program, Wee Care equips students with the skills and confidence to succeed in kindergarten and beyond.
HOW: Event tickets are $100 and go on sale February 9th.
For more event information, follow us on Instagram @shellitout_weecare
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Helen Woodside DuBose died peacefully at her home on January 6, 2023, surrounded by her family. She was born on May 16, 1948, in Durham, N.C., to the late Milton and Nan Woodside. She graduated from Vardell Hall and then attended the University of South Carolina. She was an active member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church and held many positions.
On January 6, 1977, exactly 46 years before the day of her death, Helen was quoted in The Sampson Independent, "My children and my husband are the most important things in my life at this time. The rearing of my children, giving them the basics and the foundation they need, is very important to me. I believe that there's good in everybody, and you should always look for the good. No one's any better than anyone else. And I believe that whatever you do, you should do it to the best of your ability...That's what I want my children to learn."
Willpower and love of life were stronger than her physical ailments. No matter the circumstances, Helen never failed to have a smile on her face and display her optimism. And not to mention, she was always found reapplying one of three of her bright pink lipsticks. Helen always reminded the family to take each day as a gift and a blessing. She was larger than life and loved by her family. Helen frequently commented that her passion was her family's health, well-being, and happiness. In turn, they learned from her to fill their lives with travel, entertaining and happy energy. She also had an eye for making a house a home, a gift she passed along to her children. If it meant she had to travel 30 minutes or four hours to see her grandkids play in only one minute of a sporting event, Helen was always the first to step up to be a cheerleader. Her grandchildren have lost their greatest admirer but will always carry her beautiful spirit and love in their hearts.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and her sister, Anna Woodside Morisey. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Charles Holden DuBose, Jr. Her daughter, Natalie DuBose Langley, and husband, Stewart of Lynchburg, Virginia. Her son, Charles Holden DuBose III, and wife, Mandy of Clinton, North Carolina. Her brothers, Milton Woodside of Brunswick, Georgia, Joey Woodside of Knoxville, Tennessee, and her sister, Jeanne Honeycutt of Barnstable, Massachusetts. Her sisters-in-law, Deborah DuBose Cone, Ellen Woodside, and Sidney Woodside; and her beloved grandchildren, Cannon and Elle Langley and Jack and Emma DuBose, who affectionately called her "MiMi."
A memorial service will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 10, 2023, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Clinton, North Carolina. Following the memorial service, the family will receive friends at Coharie Country Club. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
In the spirit of Helen, send someone a cheery card for no reason. Call a family member or a friend and tell them you love them. And never end the phone call with goodbye, but say, see you later. This is what Helen did and would encourage others to do.
CLINTON — Jean Parker Bellamy went to be with her Lord and Savior on Jan. 10, 2023. She was 86 years old.
She was born and lived in Sampson County most of her life. She attended school in Salemburg, NC, and attended Campbell College where she met her lifelong partner and husband, Walker Bellamy, Jr. They were married at McGee Methodist Church on Sept. 4, 1954. She had 4 sisters and they were all great cooks. Jean loved entertaining family and friends at her home and nobody ever left hungry. She started her career in Clinton as a Dental Assistant and later worked in administration with a Law Firm for many years. She loved people and was the smiling face who clients first saw upon entering the firm. She was a member of McGee Methodist Church and later joined First United Methodist Church in Clinton where she sang in the choir and was a member of the C. Freeman Heath Sunday School class. She served on various committees over the years. She was the President of the Bernice Ballance Committee for 2 years; member of Meals on Wheels; served on the Pastor-Parrish Committee; and was the recipient of the United Methodist Women's Christian Service Award in 2001.
Jean was preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, Walker Bellamy, Jr.; parents, Dennis G. Parker and Thelma Holland Parker; sister, Helen P. Barker and her husband, Edward Barker; sister, Martha P. Tew and her husband, Bobby Tew; brother-in-law, Brady Parker; sister-in-law, Martha B. King; sister-in-law, Frances B. McMillan and her husband, Dr. Samuel D. McMillan, Jr.; nephews, Rev. Samuel D. McMillan, III and David B. McMillan. She is survived by her only child, William Dennis Bellamy of New Bern; sisters, Ann P. Parker and Frankie P. Tyndall (Billy); grandson, Christopher Seth Wilson (Kathleen); granddaughters, Rachel Paige Bellamy (fiancé Spencer Adams) and Madison Bellamy Roberts (Brandon); great grandchildren Harris Bellamy Wilson, Walker Stewart Wilson and Gracelyn Parker Roberts; godchildren, Julie Tyndall and Jennifer Bell Herrman; and many loving nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Jean would want to thank all of her family, her Special Circle of Friends, her numerous and dear friends over the years and the cherished memories made along the way.
A memorial service will be held at First Methodist Church in Clinton on Jan. 21, 2023, with a visitation following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Methodist Church Choir Fund, 208 Sampson Street, Clinton, NC 28328, or the Boys and Girls Homes of NC, Inc., PO Box 127, 400 Flemington Drive, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450.


