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| The Town of Elizabethtown received a donation of $15,000
towards the purchase of a clock for the downtown project from Smithfield
Packing in Tar Heel. Pictured from left are Council Member Charles
DeVane, Larry Johnson of Smithfield Packing, Mayor Sylvia Campbell
and Verdin Clock representative Stacey Dickerson. |
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The Bladen Journal recently purchased a brick for
the downtown project. Pictured from left are Erin Smith, staff writer
for Bladen Journal, W. Curt Vincent, editor of Bladen Journal, Mayor
Sylvia Campbell and Mayor Pro Rufus Lloyd.
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| Farm Bureau Insurance donated $750 to
the downtown project to sponsor a trash receptacle. Pictured from
left are Nick Garrett, Farm Bureau agency manager, Mayor Sylvia
Campbell and Mayor Pro Tem Rufus Lloyd. |
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Star Telephone made a $1,000 contribution
to the downtown project. Pictured from left are Trey Duncan, communications
consultant for Star, Jeff Shipp, community relations manager for
Star, Mayor Sylvia Campbell and Mayor Pro Tem Rufus Lloyd.
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| Mrs. Carolyn Scoggins purchased a brick marker for the Downtown
project. Pictured from left are Mayor Pro Tem Rufus Lloyd,
Mrs. Carolyn Scoggins and Mayor Sylvia Campbell.
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Jerry D. Jackson, left, makes a corner memory brick
donation to the Elizabethtown Revitalization Project in memory of
four deceased members of his family. Receiving the donation, center,
Mayor Sylvia Campbell and Rufus Lloyd, Mayor Pro Tem |
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Brick donations were made in memory of two nephews
by Pamela Dicicco, left, and Karen Butler, third from left. Accepting
the brick donations to the Elizabethtown Revitalization Project
are Mayor Sylvia Campbell and Mayor Pro Tem Rufus Lloyd. The pair
of aunts purchased memory bricks for their nephews, Cody Hammond
and Brandon Smith.
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Mayor Sylvia Campbell and Mayor Pro Tem Rufus Lloyd
accept a donation for a cornerstone from CLC Financial Services
members John Taylor and Alice Allen. |
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