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Does society value things less than they used to? Something broke, don't bother fixing, just get a new one! It is harder than you thought, to have a pet, adapting or working on issues? Then that term, throw away society may ring loudly.
Example that comes to mind is house training. How often do you walk the dog? Do you walk after feeding, first thing in the morning, after naps? Keep out long enough? Timing is everything. Some dogs don't signal, but most respond to praise when they go where they are supposed to.

Peachtree folks gathered at the church on a beautiful summer morning. Sanctuary flowers were given by Beverly Wilson in memory of her father, John Beverly Privette.
The Choir, under the leadership of Jerry Hobgood, presented to Jane May a floral arrangement, as well as a birthday card, signed by all of the Choir members. He expressed to her the appreciation of the choir, as well as the entire congregation, for her many years of service as church pianist.

One of the wonderful facets of the Bible is that it is very much alive. Through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, he is always reminding us and teaching us what Jesus said and did. Just as God worked through inspired writers to write inspired words, he works in us - to inspire us, transform us, and continually show us the true image stamped on our souls.

Everyone had a great time Sunday, July 2 at Red Oak Baptist Church as they celebrated Independence Day! There were plenty of hot dogs, hamburgers, side dishes, and desserts for everyone there and more! Following the meal and games participants were treated with fireworks. Thanks to all who helped with this event.

Jesus said to those of His day, "Come to me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28). Christ freely offers Himself to people like you and me. He says, "Come, follow Me" (Mark 10:21). Jesus also commanded those following him to "make disciples" (Matthew 28:19) by calling others to follow him.

NASHVILLE -- The Nash-Halifax Swim League summer season is now four weeks old, which means the campaign has officially reached its homestretch.
With that in mind, clubs are busy doing their final tinkerings toward a top performance at the annual N-SHL Championships, which will be held July 29 at the Harrison Family YMCA.
That will be an important day for the Nash Rec Sharks, who saw their long-time dynasty come to a close last year when Roanoke Valley claimed the league crown.

Nash Rec's Marley Winstead races toward another effective finish for the Sharks during last Thursday's road swim meet against backyard rival Birchwood CC.

Birchwood Country Club's Elizabeth Jackson dives into the pool to begin an event during last Thursday evening's home swim showdown against backyard foe Nash Rec.

NASH REC'S PHOEBE VESTER,
COACH BRIANA WINHAM

NASH REC'S LANGDON NORRIS

NASH REC'S DOMINIC WOZNIAK

Leah King and the Nash Rec Sharks will return home today for a Nash-Halifax Swim League contest against rival Westridge from Rocky Mount. Festivities will begin at 5 p.m. The Sharks will carry a 3-1 team record into the showdown.

NASH COUNTY -- When Geoufrey Anderson refers to the honor as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, he isn't offering a bloated exaggeration.
Umpires in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association are allowed to work only one state baseball championship series during their respective careers.
And four local umps were all able to experience that chance back in May when Northern Guilford and Shelby Crest tangled for the Class 3-A crown at Five County Stadium in Zebulon.

ZEBULON -- The Carolina Mudcats, the Class-A Advanced Affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Carolina League have announced that the 2018 Carolina League All-Star Classic will take place at Five County Stadium in Zebulon next season. "It is our honor to bring the Carolina League's future Major League stars to Zebulon for next year's All-Star Classic," said Mudcats' Vice President and General Manager Joe Kremer. "I'm excited to see this event come to Five County Stadium for all of our great fans here in Eastern North Carolina."

ROCKY MOUNT -- The N.C. Wesleyan Department of Athletics has announced the promotion of Albie Brice to head coach of the Battling Bishop men's and women's tennis programs.
Brice has been serving as interim head coach and recently led the men's program to its ninth straight USA South title and NCAA appearance.

ROCKY MOUNT -- The Harrison Family YMCA in Rocky Mount will conduct is first Color Run 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run Fundraiser on September 23 at North Carolina Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount.
The event will kick off at 7:30 a.m. with registration, color kit pick up, family games/activities, and fun with sponsor vendors.
The 1 Mile Fun Run will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the legendary Mascot Race, and the 5K starts at 9 a.m.

WINSTON-SALEM -- Trey Supak pitched through a career high eight scoreless innings and Troy Stokes Jr. was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI as the Mudcats snapped a five game losing streak with an 8-0 shut out victory against the Dash in Winston-Salem on Sunday afternoon in a Class A Carolina League baseball contest.

WATCHING THE DRAMA UNFOLD. Nash Central High School head football coach Chris Lee (left) and his Bulldogs hosted a 7-on-7 event Tuesday at The Dawg Pound on the NCHS campus. Other featured teams were Southern Nash, Louisburg and Corinth Holders. For more on the event, see next week's Sports Section of The Nashville Graphic.

NASH COUNTY -- Listed are Nash County Recreation & Senior Services Summer Basketball Basketball Scores: