ELIZABETHTOWN — Husband and wife Daine and Charlotte Smith hosted a ceremonial ribbon cutting for their businesses Monday afternoon.
Cape Fear Heating & Cooling and Bladen Online are now located at 1110 S. Poplar St. in Elizabethtown. The Rev. Jason Lee, pastor of Dublin First Baptist Church, shared some background on a choice by the Smiths when they relocated. Terri Dennison of the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, and chamber representatives Sondra Guyton, Jennifer Leggett and Denise Bridgers were also part of the ceremony.
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Terri Dennison of the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce offers a greeting and encouragement to Charlotte and Daine Smith at Monday’s ribbon cutting for their businesses, Bladen Online and Cape Fear Heating & Cooling. They are joined in this part of the ceremony by chamber representatives (from left) Sondra Guyton, Jennifer Leggett and Denise Bridgers.
Terri Dennison of the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce offers a greeting and encouragement to Charlotte and Daine Smith at Monday’s ribbon cutting for their businesses, Bladen Online and Cape Fear Heating & Cooling. They are joined in this part of the ceremony by chamber representatives (from left) Sondra Guyton, Jennifer Leggett and Denise Bridgers.
Alan Wooten | Bladen Journal
The Rev. Jason Lee, pastor of Dublin First Baptist Church, shared some background on a choice by Charlotte and Daine Smith at Monday’s ceremonial ribbon cutting. He’s flanked by (middle) Terri Dennison and (right) Denise Bridgers, representatives of the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Rev. Jason Lee, pastor of Dublin First Baptist Church, shared some background on a choice by Charlotte and Daine Smith at Monday’s ceremonial ribbon cutting. He’s flanked by (middle) Terri Dennison and (right) Denise Bridgers, representatives of the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
Alan Wooten | Bladen Journal
Paul Smith, 12-year-old son of business owners Charlotte and Daine Smith, cuts the ribbon Monday for the relocation and grand reopening of Cape Fear Heating & Cooling and Bladen Online. With him are (from left) Sondra Guyton and Jennifer Leggett representing the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce; Cheryl Thurston, Charlotte’s mother; Charlotte Smith; 16-year-old son A.J. Smith; Daine Smith; Alan Smith, Daine’s father; Herman Smith, Daine’s grandfather; Terri Dennison and Denise Bridgers representing the chamber; and Robert Hester, founder of Bladen Online.
Paul Smith, 12-year-old son of business owners Charlotte and Daine Smith, cuts the ribbon Monday for the relocation and grand reopening of Cape Fear Heating & Cooling and Bladen Online. With him are (from left) Sondra Guyton and Jennifer Leggett representing the Elizabethtown-White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce; Cheryl Thurston, Charlotte’s mother; Charlotte Smith; 16-year-old son A.J. Smith; Daine Smith; Alan Smith, Daine’s father; Herman Smith, Daine’s grandfather; Terri Dennison and Denise Bridgers representing the chamber; and Robert Hester, founder of Bladen Online.