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Tonight’s tribute to Leonard Bernstein at the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage. Some truly awesome performances by:

Teddy Abrams, Conductor, Piano and Clarinet Morgan James. Vocals Michael George Maliakel, Vocals Amber Iman Moorer, Vocals Jeremy Kittel, Violin Harrison Hollingsworth, Violin, Bassoon Nate Farrington, Bass Gabe Globus-Hoenich, Drumset

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Farrington Palace shares new portrait in celebration of Crown Prince Nathaniel’s 18th birthday

Farrington rejoices today, as it is the Crown Prince’s birthday - and it’s not just any birthday! The young prince has turned 18 today, reaching adulthood, meaning he is expected to be working more and more for the royal family in the future. In celebration of Nathaniel’s birthday two portraits of the Prince were shared, showing him in uniform in front of his parents’ thrones. It was also shared that, after his graduation, the Crown Prince will be joining the military. Whispers are that ultimate ambitions of Prince Nate are to be flying in the Royal Air Force. An official birthday celebration is not happening today, but is planned to take place over the weekend. It might not be the kind of party Nathaniel would have wanted, though, as it is a formal occasion with some strong allies of Farrington invited, and with nobility and important citizens of the country. We do expect, however, that the Prince will find some ways to celebrate his birthday more, if we think of what we know about the Prince’s partying behaviour already.

He’s the birthday boy, I’m the birthday girl. Officially 23, but who even likes you when you’re 23?

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Episode Commentary from Barrett Foa and  Renee Felice Smith - “Getaway”.

"Getaway" was Barrett Foa's and Renee Felice Smith's favorite episode.  They had nicknames like "Campfire Sing-a-Long" and "Kumbaya" for the episode.

Of note about the episode:  

The dress Nell wore in the episode is one of RFS's favorites.  

RFS had a fan-girl freak-out when she met Keiko Agena – big Gilmore Girls fan.  BF was excited to work with Gabriel Tigerman who is married to actress Kathryn Fiore, who went to high school with BF (and played the wife of Peter Cambor (Nate)'s character, Ingrid, in The Wedding Band on TBS).  Everyone knows everyone else it seems.  And they "love Pete."

NSA Agent Michael Donaldson is played by Patrick Wenk-Wolff, who is engaged to episode writer Erin Broadhurst.  "It's almost like the role was written just for him," said BF.  RFS said casting director Susan Bluestein suggested Wenk-Wolff for the role – it really wasn't written for him.

The episode's director, Tony Wharmby, directed the pilot episode (the NCIS hour), BF's first episode and "Special Delivery", RFS's first episode.  They feel they were very fortunate to have him for the big Eric and Nell episode.

They love working with Scott Grimes.  "He's so smart, so fun, so easy going."  He was a young Broadway performer which impressed both BF and RFS.

BF and RFS credit Scott Gemmill with a lot the things that make Eric and Nell, Eric and Nell.  He's the specialist on Renaissance Fairs, the episodes about Eric having to wear long pants – all Gemmill.  

Grimes's long speech on the stairs was shot several times and Grimes nailed it every time.  When Nell pulls Eric into wardrobe, that was improv.  So were Eric's comment about the cabin being musty (because the cabin really was musty) and Deeks's "just stop it is amazing" reactions in the RV.

Deeks's Burning Man speech is an in-joke.  BF attends Burning Man every year.

Nell's gold hat in the field was her favorite hat so far.  RFS wanted to keep it but didn't.  “Catholic guilt.”

It rained for two weeks before the episode was filmed so when they got to the area where the retreat was being filmed, everything was very green and lush instead of beige and yellow.

BF and RFS loved Amy Farrington, the actress playing the woman who ran the retreat.  She was the perfect for the character.  

When Sam mentions Michelle in the episode, BF sighs sadly.  BF and RFS thought LL Cool J was amazing in the final two episodes of season eight.   Michelle’s mention was a seed of that storyline planted here.

Keiko Agena's speech about her sister after Eric told Nell when he learned he loved her was much longer and she delivered it perfectly every time.  A lot of it was cut.

They thought Kensi and Deeks had a great season.  ECO and DR have great chemistry on and off screen and are so fun to work with.

The scene where Eric has his arm around Nell before the scavenger hunt has Eric with a very long arm.  

When you see LL Cool J working the tablet – it isn't his hands.  It is rarely the hands of anyone of the characters on keyboards or tablets.   It saves time to have those scenes shot by other performers.

DR and RFS both were trained at the same acting school in New York – something ECO makes fun of all the time.  BF notes ECO gets by on charm and humor.

Bar Paly is very down to earth, goofy, funny.

The boat shed is RFS's favorite set.  

BF and RFS like CO'D's longer hair this season.  They love "grizzly man" Callen in the season premieres.

BF and RFS think that Eric and Nell are not the stereotypical heroes like Kensi and Deeks but they can still get the job done.  

BF didn't mind missing all the exposition Scott Grimes had to do with Sam and Anna.

RFS was blown away by the fight scenes in the episode.  The camera work made her feel the punches.   She also was disappointed they never saw the photo Deeks took.  

In the boat shed, there was a cut line – the story Nell told Tara about her sister (Katie) who died was true.  Eric knew it was true and admired Nell for working through her pain.

RFS thinks Linda Hunt is stellar in every way.  She's the voice of reason, experience, wisdom.  She's lived.  BF commented that Linda Hunt’s whole look shows a lifetime of experience -  she knows things younger actors don't.  

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Oct. 30, 2019: Obituaries

Vonley Kilby, 89

The man, the myth, the legend, Vonley Lee Kilby passed away Sunday, October  27, 201 at his home at the age of 89.

Vonley is preceded in death by his parents; Ernest Kilby and Edna Miller Kilby,   his wife of 51 years; Rosie Lee Kilby, a son; Roger Lee Kilby, a daughter; Patricia Ann Mash and a granddaughter; Lisa Marie Lindsey, two sisters; Raydell Wyatt and Jean McAllister and three brothers; Odell Kilby, Ottis Kilby and J.D. Kilby.

He is survived by two sons; Bobby Kilby and wife Sharon of China Grove and Vonley Ray Kilby of Millers Creek, a daughter; Lori Kilby of Wilkesboro, five grandchildren; Bryson Lindsey, Chris Kilby and wife Tammy, Nathan White and wife April, Kayla White and Samuel Kilby and wife Kaylin, six great grandchildren; Drake, Zoe, Courtney, Julian, Katie and Allie and one great great grandson; Corbin, three sisters; Marie Pressley, Karen Huffman and husband Bill, Rachel Huffman and one brother; Glen Kilby.

Mr. Kilby leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter.  He was adored and respected by all who knew him. Vonley was always willing to lend a hand whenever he could.  He was a hero to many. His family never doubted the love he had for them.  

He was a faithful member of Union Baptist Church.  Vonley loved his community and was often thought of as "the mayor of Sheets Gap".  He enjoyed visiting with his friends and neighbors and loved making his rounds. He was an Army Veteran in the Korean War and served in the reserves for several years after.

A celebration of his life was held at Union Baptist Church,  October 29, with Pastor Steve Faw and Kayla White officiating.   He was laid to rest beside his wife at Ole Garden Cemetery with Military Honors by Veterans War Post 1142.                        

Flowers will be accepted.

 Master Khylin Lewis

Master Khylin Gray Lewis infant son of Breanna Lewis passed away Sunday, October 27, 2019 at Brenner's Children Hospital.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Friday, November 1, 2019 at Bible Way Baptist Church with Pastor Paul Siceloft officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 PM Wednesday evening at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Rhylin was born October 18, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Wilkes Medical Center.

He was preceded in death by his twin brother; Rhylin Nate Lewis, great-great grandfather and great-great grandmother: Forest and Hilda Frazier, great-great grandfathers; Garlie Lovette and David Hollar.

He is survived by his mother; Breanna Lee Lewis of the home, a brother; Korbin David Mick of the home, grandmother; Gina Lovette, great grandfather and great grandmother; Larry and Debbie Lovette, grandfather; Steve Wingler, great-great grandmother; Mildred Lovette, great grandfather and great grandmother; Stanley and Darlene Lewis, Uncle; Nathan Lewis, Aunts and Uncles; Cody and Danielle Wingler and Stevie and Kenny Medley, Aunts; Chasity Lovette and Melissa Miller and cousin; Allison Lewis.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to March of Dimes Donation Processing Center PO Box 18819 Atlanta, GA 31126.

Billy Harrold, 81

Mr. Billy Ray Harrold, age 81 of Hays, passed away Friday, October 25, 2019 at Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson.

Graveside services were October 28,   at Mountlawn Memorial Park with Rev. Richard Caudill officiating.  

Mr. Harrold was born August 27, 1938 in Wilkes County to Leonard and Ora Huie Harrold. He retired as a Store Manager for Lowes Foods and was a member of Maple Grove Baptist Church.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister; Clemmie Harrold Williams.

He is survived by his wife; Barbara Jean Brown Harrold of the home, a daughter; Theresa Harrold Thomas and husband Bill of Huntersville, a son; Tommy Harrold of Mt. Airy, four grandchildren; Joseph Ray Harrold, Nikki Ray Crislip, Casey Rae Williamson and Cameron Rae Williamson, two great grandchildren; London Kay Harrold and Elliott Rae Williamson and a brother; James Harrold and wife Sue of Hays.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Woltz Hospice Home 945 Zephyr Road Dobson, NC 27017.

 Stacy Coffey, 85

Our loving "Aunt" Stacy Coffey, age 85 of Hays went home to be with her Lord on Friday, October 25, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist-Wilkes Medical Center surrounded by her loving family.

Funeral services were October 27,   at Little Mountain Baptist Church with Rev. Brian Mathis and Rev. Steve Shumate officiating.  Burial was  in Round Mountain Baptist Church Cemetery.  

Stacy was born March 11, 1934 in Wilkes County to Treely and Minnie Billings Coffey. She retired from Bassett Walker and was a member of Little Mountain Baptist Church.  

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by three brothers; Stanley, Marvin and Vance Coffey and one sister-in-law; Clella Coffey and one brother-in-law; Melvin Hutchinson.

She is survived by one sister; Wanda Hutchinson of North Wilkesboro, four nieces; Deborah Brown and husband Kenneth of Hays, Sharon Kralick and husband Charles of Rocky Mount, Lucille Kelly and husband Ronnie of Hays and Diane Farrington and husband Mike of North Wilkesboro two nephews; Tony Coffey and wife Vicky of Ohio and Keith Hutchinson and wife Karen of North Wilkesboro, a sister in law; Dorothy Coffey and several great nieces and nephews and great great nieces and nephews.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Round Mountain Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, 3228 Airport Road, Hays, NC 28635.

 John Walker, Jr., 55

John Wesley Walker, Jr., age 55, of Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, October 24, 2019 at his home. He was born April 18, 1964 in Wilkes County to John Wesley Walker, Sr. and Mattie Kathleen Church Walker. Mr. Walker was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Debbie Walker.

Surviving are his sons, Brandon Walker and spouse Justine of Charlotte, Justin Walker of Wilkesboro; siblings, Joy Eller of Wilkesboro, Zora Lee Stevens and spouse Ray, Ricky Eller and spouse Glenda all of North Wilkesboro, Diane Smithey and spouse James of Wilkesboro, Cindy Brooks and spouse Jamie of Millers Creek, Denise Dancy and spouse Gary, Tammy LaPrad, Vanessa Smith and spouse Mark all of North Wilkesboro; granddaughter, Adalyn Walker.

     Funeral service was October 28,  at Mountlawn Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel with Rev. Tim McCann officiating. Burial followed in Mountlawn Memorial Park.  Flowers will be accepted.

     Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

 Willie Perry, 79

Willie "Willard" Perry, age 79, of Jonesville, passed away Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at Forsyth Medical Center. Mr. Perry was born June 9, 1940 in Wilkes County to Lonnie Roosevelt and Mollie Royal Perry. Willie was a member of Harvest Time Ministries. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Roger Perry; and sisters, Lois Johnson and Victoria Clonch.

Surviving are his wife, Carrie Brown Perry; son, Willie Dean Perry and spouse Debra of North Wilkesboro; daughters, Kathy Kidd and spouse Victor of Hudson, Linda Santiago of Jonesville, Betty Savage and spouse Ed of Tarboro, brother, J.C. Perry and spouse Dorothy of Wilkesboro; sister, Haley Royal and spouse Edward of Wilkesboro; grandchildren, Christopher Kidd, Anthony Cleary, Jessica Hodges, Amanda Brooks, Shannon Perry, Michael Perry, Brandon Savage and Christopher Savage; great grandchildren, Matthew Bell, Ginger Cleary, Andrew Barger, Bradley Barger, Isabella Byrd, Levi Perry, Desire Savage, Olivia Perry, Mason Kidd, Chloe Kidd and Rylee Perry.

Funeral service was October 27,   at Harvest Time Ministries with Rev. Gene Shepherd and Rev. Ronnie Helton officiating. Burial  l followed in Mountlawn Memorial Park.  Flowers will be accepted.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Linda Dutton, 84

Linda Blevins Dutton 84 of Davidson NC, a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, passed away peacefully at Olde Knox Commons Nursing Facility in Huntersville, NC on 23 October 2019 surrounded by her family.

Graveside services were held   October 28, 2019 at Laurel Valley Cemetery in Konnarock, Va.

Mrs. Dutton was born on May 15, 1935 in Konnarock, Va to Jayhue and Margaret Blevins the youngest of eleven children.  She retired from Walmart after 25 years and traveled the USA setting up new stores where she specialized in the jewelry department. She was known by the founder of Walmart Sam Walton personally.

In addition to her parents and all her siblings, she was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph R. Dutton of Chilhowie, Va.

She is survived by her only son, Dennis R. Dutton and wife Stephanie of Davidson, NC and four grandchildren Desiree D. Wilson and husband Jared Wilson of Charlotte, NC , Derek R. Dutton of Waialua, Hawaii, Grace M. Dutton of Davidson NC and Jack D. Dutton of Davidson, NC. Also, three great-grandchildren of Charlotte, NC Benjamin, Alex, and Cooper Wilson. There are also many cousins, extended family, and friends living in Wilkes and surrounding area.

Mrs. Dutton will be remembered for her loving spirit and her devotion to her family in every way possible.  She always made everyone feel special and included and was an example of how to treat all of our fellow human beings.  Her sacrifices will never be forgotten.

A special thank you goes out to the staff at Olde Knox Commons and Hospice of Lake Norman for their support.  In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made to The Parkinson's Foundation @ Parkinson.org.

Larry Stromer, 76

Mr. Larry Chester Stromer, age 76 of Boomer, passed away Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at his home.

Funeral services were, October 26,   at Goshen Baptist Church with Rev. Brian Miller officiating. Burial with Military Honors by the United States Air force was in the church cemetery.                                Mr. Stromer was born October 15, 1943 in Moline, ILL to Lawrence and Eiline Stromer. He retired as Manager of Catherine Barber Homeless Shelter and a member of Goshen Baptist Church. Mr. Stromer served in the United  States Air force during the Vietnam War. He was an avid volunteer with BROC for many years.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother; Ronnie Stromer.

He is survived by his wife Dare Wells Stromer of the home, a son; Ronnie Crisp and wife, Ann  of Boomer and a special granddaughter; Alison Brianna Crisp of Boomer.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Wake Forest Care at Home Hospice 126 Executive Drive Suite 110 Wilkesboro, NC 28697 and Goshen Baptist Church 6524 West NC Hwy 268 Wilkesboro, NC 28697.

 Margaret Blevins, 88

Margaret Louise Blevins, age 88, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at her home. Margaret was born April 2, 1931 in Wilkes County to George Roy and Beulah Jane Johnson Alexander. She was a member of Springfield Baptist Church. Mrs. Blevins was preceded in death by her parents; and her husband, Van Herbert Blevins.

Surviving are her children, Dale Blevins and spouse Debbie of Taylorsville, Sheila Miller of North Wilkesboro, Mary Church of Wilkesboro, Brian Blevins and spouse Dee of North Wilkesboro; sisters, Nell Hanks and spouse Oliver, Jessie Smith and spouse C.L. both of Hays; grandchildren, Chris Blevins and spouse April, Justin Church and spouse Jessica, Jennifer Sheets and spouse Kenneth; and six great grandchildren.

Funeral service was October 26,   at Miller Funeral Service with Rev. Gary Stanley officiating. Burial   followed in Mountlawn Memorial Park.  Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Wake Forest Baptist Hospice, 126  Executive Drive, Suite 110, Wilkesboro, NC 28697.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

  Gene Church, 76

Rev. Gene Church, age 76, of Wilkesboro, passed away Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at his home. Gene was born May 3, 1943 in Mercer County, West Virginia to Walton Newton and Lily Ruth Danner Church. He was a US Army Veteran and a member of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. He enjoyed racing, playing golf and hunting. Mr. Church was preceded in death by his parents.

Surviving are his wife, Cheryll Church; eleven children; three grandchildren; and three great grandchildren.

Funeral service was October 26,   at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church with Rev. Dean Adams officiating. Burial with military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard Post 1142   followed in the church cemetery. Flowers will be accepted.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Marcell Cress, 82

Mrs. Marcell Nichols Cress, age 82 of Wilkesboro, passed away Monday, October 21, 2019 at Wilkes Sr. Village.

Funeral services were October 28,   at Wilkesboro Baptist Church with Dr. Chris Hefner officiating. Burial was in Pilgrim Baptist Church Cemetery.  

Mrs. Cress was born October 13, 1937 in West  Virginia to Millard F. and Lelia Bishop Nichols. She worked at Southern Bell for many years prior to working as a Benefits Counselor at and retiring from Tyson Foods. She was a member of Wilkesboro Baptist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters; Mozelle Nichols and Luna Nichols Walker Watson and five brothers; Jessie Wayne, Arnold, Carson, Paul and Bobby Nichols.

Marcell is survived by a daughter; Denise Michael and husband Tommy of Wilkesboro, a son; Billy Todd Cress and wife Lisa of North Wilkesboro, three grandchildren; Jessica Michael, Jennifer Michael Day and Alexandria Cress, three great grandchildren; Taia Alexander, Kobe Alexander and James Thomas Day and a sister; Bernice Frazier of Gibsonville, NC.

Memorials may be made to Wilkesboro Baptist Church PO Box 61 Wilkesboro, NC 28697 or New Covenant Christian Church 1701  Industrial Drive Wilkesboro, NC 28697.

  Rita Wood, 57

Mrs. Rita Absher Wood, age 57 of Roaring River, passed away Monday, October 21, 2019 at the home of her daughter, Jessica Cox in Boonville, NC.

Funeral services were October 24,   at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Tim Pruitt and Pastor Daniel Shores officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.  

Mrs. Wood was born April 27, 1962 in Wilkes County to Billy Ray Absher and Barbara Handy Absher. She was retired from Unifi.

In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her first husband; Timothy Wood, and a brother; Tony Absher.

She is survived by her husband; Darrell Wood of the home, mother; Barbara Handy Absher of Hays, a mother in law; Margaret Brink and husband Don of Traphill,  a daughter; Jessica Cox and husband Craig of Boonville, a step-daughter; Danielle Clark and husband Travis of Millers Creek, two grandchildren; Gabby Cox and Charlotte Cox both of Boonville, a sister; Pam Griffin and husband Mike of Roanoke VA and a brother; Terry Absher of Hays.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mtn. Valley Hospice and Palliative Care 688 North Bridge Street Elkin, NC 28621.

Gary Wyatt, 61

Gary Mitchell Wyatt, age 61, passed away Monday, October 21,  at Westwood Hills Nursing  & Rehabilitation Center in Wilkesboro. He suffered from a rare neurodegenerative brain disorder known as Progressive Supranuclear Palsy PSP. Mr. Wyatt was born December 28, 1957 in Iredell County to Mitchell and Georgia Minton Wyatt. As a young boy, Gary had a passion for mechanics, which led to his certification in motor and automotive repair post-graduation from West Wilkes High  School. He used those skills in heavy equipment and forklift repair, and as a self-employed auto mechanic. Later in life, he became an entrepreneur and opened his own used car dealership and service in Wilkesboro.

Mr. Wyatt's other passions included drag racing and cycling. He raced at the North Wilkesboro Dragway and surrounding tracks for several years, and later became an avid cyclist within Wilkes County cycling community. He was involved in the Brushy Mountain Cyclists Club, and he helped construct many of the trails along the W. Kerr Scott Dam and Reservoir. He was extremely proud of his accomplishments in cycling, having won the annual Blue Ridge Brutal 100 Bike Ride in 1998.

Mr. Wyatt is preceded in death by his father, the Reverend Calvin Mitchell Wyatt and a brother, Danny Michael Wyatt. He is survived by his wife, Sharon Eller Wyatt of Wilkesboro; his son, Danny Christopher Wyatt and wife Melissa of Wilkesboro; his grandchild, Autumn Wyatt of Wilkesboro; his step granddaughter, Lexus Leonard Absher and husband Brandon of North Wilkesboro; step great grandchildren, Jayce Absher of North Wilkesboro; his mother. Georgia Minton Wyatt of Wilkesboro; and loving in-laws, nieces, nephews and long-time friends.

At Mr. Wyatt's request there will be no memorial service. His ashes will be scattered on the Blue Ridge  Parkway, a place he loved dearly. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to: Cure PSP (www.psp.org).

The family would like to extend a special thank you to Westwood Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation for all their support over the last four years and Medi Home Health and Hospice during Gary's illness.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Mildred Shumate, 80

Mildred Gail Brown Shumate, age 80, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Monday, October 21, 2019 at her home. She was born May 14, 1939 in Wilkes County to Carl Dean and Betty Cleary Brown. Mrs. Shumate was a long time attendee of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She enjoyed watching her husband, sons, and grandkids play sports. Mrs. Shumate was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Mack Shumate; son, Mickey Shumate; grandson, Micah Shumate; brother, Dean Brown; and sisters, Clara Handy and Carol Sprinkle.

Surviving are her sons, Mark Shumate, Mitchell Shumate and spouse Cheryl; grandchildren, Blake Kinder and spouse Randy, Adam Shumate, Brian Cleary; great grandchildren, Mikaylnn Kinder, Levi Kinder, Neveyah Shumate; and special family, Penny Owens, Carolyn Smithey, Susan Davis and Tammy Gilbert.

Funeral service was October 24,   at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Pastor Wood officiating. Burial   followed  in the Church Cemetery. Flowers will be accepted.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Nathan Wingler, 40

Mr. Nathan Alan Wingler, 40, of Wilkesboro, passed away on Monday October 21, 2019.

Nathan was born on September 15, 1979 in Wilkes County to Susan Elizabeth Wingler.

Nathan  is survived by his mother; daughter, Meghan Wingler; son, Cooper Wingler ; sister, Angela Stafford; niece, Stephanie Woodie; nephew, Jonathan Stafford; grandmother, Novella Wingler  all of North Wilkesboro.

A memorial service was held October 25, 2019 at the Wilkesboro Church of Christ.  Lowell White will be officiating.  

In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to www. Windowworldcares.com or to there street address 118 Shaver  Street N.Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes has the honor of serving the Wingler Family.

 Mary Davis, 96

Mary Lucy Love Davis, age 96, of Ronda, passed away Monday, October 21, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Village. She was born April 8, 1923 in Wilkes County to Roosevelt and Gracie Call Love. Lucy was of the Baptist Faith and enjoyed gardening and working in her flowers. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Carl Davis; infant son, Johnny Wayne Davis; brothers, Albert Love, R.B. Love, L.E. Love; and sisters, Louise Mathis, Ethel Sparks and Eloise Dimmette.

Surviving are her sons, Rex Davis of Ronda, Junior Davis of Ronda, Maxie Carl Davis and spouse Sharon of Statesville, Turner James Davis of Ronda, Eugene Jimmy Davis and spouse Ann of Booneville, Roosevelt L. Davis and spouse Carol of Statesville, Walter Lee Davis of Ronda; daughters, Mary Jane Johnson and spouse Ernest of Wilkesboro, Margie Ann Nixon and spouse Nicky of Roaring River, Peggy Ann White and spouse Wade of Elkin; fifteen grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren; and six great great grandchildren.

Funeral service was October 23,  at Antioch Baptist Church with Rev. Kenny Pardue officiating. Burial followed in the Church Cemetery. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Antioch Baptist Church, 1298 Antioch Church Road, Wilkesboro, NC 28697. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made to www.millerfuneralservice.com

 Samuel Guy Turnipseed

Dr. Samuel Guy Turnipseed, Born January 19, 1934, lost his battle with heart and lung disease Friday, October 11, 2019.

Dr. Turnipseed, age 85, passed away at his home in Quimistan, Honduras where he and joyfully served as a missionary with the Tranquilidad Foundation since 2011.

Dr. Turnipseed was born in Mobile, Alabama, to George and Ruby Turnipseed. He was the oldest of three sons. He graduated from Wilkes Central High School. He attended Lees McRae College in Banner Elk, North Carolina, where he deceived a BA degree and met his future wife, Betsy Campbell of Paw  Creek, North Carolina.

He continued his education at UNC (Morehead scholar, Phi Beta Kappa, BS) Clemson university (MS) and NC State University (PhD in Entomology). Dr. Turnipseed was employed at Clemson for 45 years where he became a professor of Entomology and enjoyed a long productive career at Edisto Research Center in Blackville, South Carolina. He served as president of the South Carolina Entomology Society (1970), president of the South Eastern Branch of the Entomology Society of America (1980), and was an internationally renowned entomologist.

Sam and Barry settled in Williston, South Carolina where they raised their son, Mike, and two daughters, Susan and Leigh, helped establish the First Southern Methodist Church as well as Jefferson Davis Academy.

Sam and Betsy were married for 38 years before she lost her battle with cancer in 1992.

Sam then married Roxanne Francis in 1994 and became stepfather to her 6-year-old son Craig Francis. In 2011, at the tender age of 77. Sam and Roxanne were called to sell their home in Aiken, South Carolina, and purchase land in Honduras to build a home for abandoned, neglected and/or orphaned children. They founded and operated Tranquilidad Foundation, moving there in 2013.

Sam became Papa Sam to nine children in their care. He remained there until his passing. Roxanne continues in God’s work with those precious young ones.

Sam was preceded in death by his first wife, Betsy, his parents; and a brother, David Turnipseed (Cindy).

He is survived by his wife, Roxanne; brother Tom Turnipseed (Cindy) of Columbia, South Carolina; son D. Michael Turnipseed (Maria) of Avon, Indiana; daughter, Susan Richardson (Don) of West Jefferson, North Carolina; daughter Leigh Wechter (Pat) of Ravenel, South Carolina; Stepson Craig A. Francis (Casey) of Bozeman, Montana, nine foster children at Tranquilidad Foundation of Quimistan, Honduras; four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

A memorial service, to be led by Robert Cross and Pastor Jake Edwards, will be held November 2, 2019 at 2 p.m. at Talitha Baptist Church, 361 Talitha Church Rd., Aiken, SC. Family will receive friends following the service at the church.

Donations in lieu of flowers maybe sent to: Tranquilidad Foundation, PO Box  5406, Aiken, SC 29804.

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Yönetmen: Selçuk Aydemir

Oyuncular: Ahmet Kural, Murat Cemcir, Saadet Işıl Aksoy

Vizyon Tarihi: 2 Mart 2018

Babasının şirketinin başına geçerek CEO’luk görevini üstlenen Ferhat şımarık bir adamdır. Hala çocuksu yapısıyla dikkat çeken Ferhat’ın sağ kolu ise onun çocukluk arkadaşı, şirketin finans müdürü Gökhan’dır. İkili çalışanlarına pek de nazik davranmamaktadır. Günün birinde şirket çalışanlarına yemek servisi için gittikleri bir restoranda, restoran sahibiyle dostluk kurarlar. Restoran sahibinin kızı Elif’e gönlünü kaptıran Ferhat, deliler gibi aşık olur. Ancak Elif narin ve saf bir genç kız değildir. Özel eğitimler ve üstün hizmetlerle dolu kariyeri, sert karakteri ve kıvrak zekası, Ferhat’ı bir hayli zorlayacaktır…

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Yönetmen: Francis Lawrence

Oyuncular: Jennifer Lawrence, Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts

Vizyon Tarihi: 2 Mart 2018

Dominika Egorova, Rus güvenlik servisinde eğitimli bir baştan çıkarıcı olan “sparrow” olma isteği üzerine eğitilir. Dominika vücudunu bir silah olarak kullanmayı öğrenir ancak kişiliksizleştirme eğitimi süreci boyunca benlik hissini korumak için mücadele eder. Haksız bir sistemde kendi gücünü bulması, programın en güçlü varlıklarından biri olarak yükselmesine sebep olur. İlk hedefi ajansın Rus istihbarat alanına en hassas nüfuzunu sağlayan CIA yetkilisi Nate Nash’dir. İki genç görevli kariyerlerini, bağlılıklarını ve her iki ülkenin güvenliğini tehdit eden bir aldatmacaya düşerler.

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Yönetmen: Biray Dalkıran

Oyuncular: Angela Durazo, Nathan Schellerup, Malinda Farrington

Vizyon Tarihi: 2 Mart 2018

Amy (Angela Durazo) ve eşi John (Nathan Schellerup), Amy’nin beklenmeyen hamileliği karşısında ne yapacağını bilememiştir. Amy’nin ikizleri olacaktır, ancak tuhaf şeyler hissetmeye başlayan Amy, kürtaj yaptırmaya karar verir. Nitekim bu çocukların Adem’in ilk eşi olduğuna inanılan Lilith’le bazı şeytani bağlantıları olduğu yolunda ciddi şüpheler vardır.

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2 Mart 2018 haftasında 2’si yerli 7 yeni film izleyicilerle buluştu. 

Lady Bird (Uç Uç Böceği)

Yönetmenliğini ve senaryosunu Greta Gerwig’in üstlendiği dram-komedi türlerindeki film, 2 Altın Küre ödülü ve 5 dalda Oscar adaylığı ile dikkat çekiyor. Oyuncu kadrosunda Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges, Timothée Chalamet yer alıyor. Sacramento’da yaşayan, kendisine ‘Uç Uç Böceği’ adını takmış olan Christine McPherson (Saoirse Ronan), lisedeki son yılında hayatıyla ilgili çoğu kritik kararın eşiğine gelmiştir. Büyüme sancıları, okulda hem akademik ayrıca sosyal olarak yaşadığı zorluklar ve yakında olacak olan üniversite tercihinin yanında annesi Marion’la (Laurie Metcalf) yaşadığı gelgitli ilişki ‘Uç Uç Böceği’ni strese sokmaktadır. Annesinin California’da kalmasına yönelik tüm ikna çabasına rağmen oradan yürüyüp gitmek, New York’ta bir üniversiteye gitmek istemektedir.

Inkar Sparrow (Kızıl Serçe)

Jennifer Lawrence’ın ölümcül bir Rus ajanını canlandırdığı filmin yönetmenlik koltuğunda Francis Lawrence oturuyor. Oyuncu kadrosundaki öteki isimler ise Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts, Jeremy Irons ve Charlotte Rampling. Konusuna gelecek olursak; Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) kabiliyetli bir Rus balerindir. Ancak hasta olan annesini tedavi ettirebilmek için karıştığı olaylar zinciri, onu bir ‘serçe’ olmaya dek götürür. ‘Serçeler’ güzelliklerini ve vücutlarını kullanarak hedeflerini istedikleri şekilde yönlendirmek üzere eğitilen, eğitimleri sonunda da kişiliklerini yitirerek yaklaşık olarak makineye dönüşen özel ajanlardır. Dominika, birincil görevinde CIA ajanı Nate (Joel Edgerton) ile karşılaştığında, her iki ülkenin güvenliklerini korkutma edecek bir koşul ortaya çıkar.

Mudbound (Savaştan Sonradan)

4 dalda Oscar adayı olan film, yönetmenliğini Dee Rees’in üstlendiği manâlı bir dönem yapımı. Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke, Jason Mitchell, Mary J. Blige ve Garrett Hedlund oyuncu kadrosunda öne meydana çıkan isimler. Mississippi’nin Marietta bölgesinde yaşayan bir çiftlik sahibinin oğlu olan Jamie (Garrett Hedlund) ve o çiftlikte çalışan Jackson ailesinin oğlu Ronsel (Jason Mitchell), İkinci Dünya Savaşı’nda yer aldıktan daha sonra evlerine geri dönerler. İki genç adam da savaşın ardındaki sivil hayata alışmakta zorlanacak, travma sonrası gerginlik bozukluğu çekecek ve ırkçılığın öbür yüzleriyle karşılaşacaklardır.

Ailecek Şaşkınız

Yönetmenliğini ve senaryosunu Selçuk Aydemir’in üstlendiği komedi filmi, bu haftanın dikkat çeken yerli yapımı olarak salonlardaki yerini aldı. Filmde Ahmet Kural, Murat Cemcir, Saadet Işıl Aksoy, Cengiz Bozkurt ve Günay Karacaoğlu rol alıyor. Yönetimini babasından devraldığı şirketin genel müdürlüğünü yapan Ferhat (Ahmet Kaide) ile çocukluk arkadaşı, aynı zamanda şirketin finans direktörü Gökhan’ın (Murat Cemcir) başlarına gelen eğlenceli olaylar filmde konu ediliyor.

The Crossbreed (Melez)

Türkiye – ABD ortak yapımı nefret edilen şey filminin yönetmenliği ve senaryosu Biray Dalkıran’a ait. Oyuncu kadrosunda Angela Durazo, Nathan Schellerup, Malinda Farrington, Danny Winn ve Katy Bentz yer alıyor. Konusundan bahsedecek olursak; Amy (Angela Durazo) ve eşi John (Nathan Schellerup), Amy’nin beklenmeyen hamileliği karşısında ne yapacaklarını bilememiş durumda bir çifttir. Amy’nin ikizleri olacaktır ama tuhaf şeyler hissetmeye başlayan bayan kürtaj yaptırmaya karar verir. Nitekim bu çocukların Adem’in ilk eşi olduğuna inanılan Lilith’le bir takım şeytanca bağlantıları olduğu yolunda önemli şüpheler vardır. 

Puloi: Asla Yalnız Uçmayacaksın

Haftanın canlandırma filmi İzlanda’dan. Senaryosunu Friðrik Erlingsson’un kaleme aldığı Puloi’nin yönetmeni ise Arni Ásgeirsson. Babası ve sürüsündeki diğer kuşlar gibi Güney’deki sıcak topraklara göç etmesine müsade verilmeyen minik Puloi, kışı kutuplarda yalnız geçirmek zorunda kalmıştır. Burada geçirdiği sürede yeni arkadaşlar edinip Cennet Vadisi’ne ulaşmaya çalışırken, fena kalpli kartal Gölge’nin alçak planlarına aleyhinde da itinalı olmalıdır.

Sessizliğin Kardeşleri

Belgeli – dram türündeki yerli yapımın yönetmenliği ve senaryosu Taylan Mintaş’a ait. Film, Mintaş’ın yıllar sonradan gittiği köyünde karşılaştığı kuzenleri Toso ve Çao’nun hikâyesini konu alıyor. Kars’ın Susuz ilçesine yan küçük bir köyde yaşayan Toso ve Çao, öfkeleriyle de sevgi gösterileriyle de birbirlerinden bambaşka iki kardeştir fakat onları ortaklaştıran şey sadece, ahraz (sağır ve dilsiz) olmaları değildir; kendilerine özgü muhabere dilleridir de. İki kardeşin, bazen insanların kusurlarıyla, bazen yetenekleriyle, bazen de dedelerden kalma lakaplarla yarattıkları bu Kürtçe göze çarpan dili, bütün köy halkı tarafından da bilinmekte ve köyde Kürtçe ve Türkçe dışında 3. bir dil olarak kabul görmektedir.

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A Weakened Nate Brings Flooding, Power Outages To Gulf Coast

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BILOXI, Miss. — Hurricane Nate brought a burst of flooding and power outages to the U.S. Gulf Coast before weakening rapidly Sunday, sparing the region the kind of catastrophic damage left by a series of hurricanes that hit the southern U.S. and Caribbean in recent weeks.

Nate — the first hurricane to make landfall in Mississippi since Katrina in 2005 — quickly lost strength, with its winds diminishing to a tropical depression as it pushed northward into Alabama and toward Georgia with heavy rain. It was a Category 1 hurricane when it came ashore outside Biloxi early Sunday, its second landfall after initially hitting southeastern Louisiana on Saturday evening.

The storm surge from the Mississippi Sound littered Biloxi’s main beachfront highway with debris and flooded a casino’s lobby and parking structure overnight.

By dawn, however, Nate’s receding floodwaters didn’t reveal any obvious signs of widespread damage in the city where Hurricane Katrina had leveled thousands of beachfront homes and businesses.

No storm-related deaths or injuries were immediately reported.

Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant praised state and local officials and coastal residents for working together to avoid loss of life.

Lee Smithson, director of the state emergency management agency, said damage from Nate was held down in part because of work done and lessons learned from Katrina.

“If that same storm would have hit us 15 years ago, the damage would have been extensive and we would have had loss of life.” Smithson said of Nate. “But we have rebuilt the coast in the aftermath of Katrina higher and stronger.”

Nate knocked out power to more than 100,000 residents in Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Florida, but crews were working on repairs.

As of Sunday afternoon, Alabama Power said more than 62,000 customers remained without power, while utilities and cooperatives in Mississippi said more than 21,000 were without electricity. In Louisiana, there were scattered outages during the storm, while Florida Gov. Rick Scott said 6,800 customers had lost power in his state.

Mississippi’s Gulf Coast casinos got approval to reopen in midmorning after closing Saturday as the storm approached.

Sean Stewart, checking on his father’s sailboat at a Biloxi marina after daybreak, found another boat had sunk, its sail still fluttering in Nate’s diminishing winds. Stewart was relieved to find his father’s craft intact.

“I got lucky on this one,” he said.

Before Nate sped past Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula late Friday and entered the Gulf of Mexico, it drenched Central America with rains that left at least 22 people dead. But Nate didn’t approach the intensity of Harvey, Irma and Maria — powerful storms that left behind massive destruction during 2017′s exceptionally busy hurricane season.

“We are thankful because this looked like it was going to be a freight train barreling through the city,” said Vincent Creel, a spokesman for the city of Biloxi.

The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said the four hurricanes that have struck the U.S. and its territories this year have “strained” resources, with roughly 85 percent of the agency’s forces deployed.

“We’re still working massive issues in Harvey, Irma, as well as the issues in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and now this one,” FEMA Administrator Brock Long told ABC’s “This Week.”

The federal government declared emergencies in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Nate initially made landfall Saturday evening in Louisiana, but fears that it would overwhelm the fragile pumping system in New Orleans proved to be unfounded. The storm passed to the east of New Orleans, and Mayor Mitch Landrieu lifted a curfew on the city known for its all-night partying.

“Hurricane Nate had the potential to wreak havoc on Louisiana, but thankfully, we were largely spared major damage,” Gov. John Bel Edwards said in a statement.

In Alabama, Dauphin Island Mayor Jeff Collier said he woke up around 3 a.m. Sunday to discover knee-deep water in his yard. Although some homes and cars on the island had flooded, Collier said he hadn’t heard of anyone needing rescue.

“We didn’t think it would be quite that bad,” he said. “It kind of snuck up on us in the wee hours of the morning.”

At landfall in Mississippi, the fast-moving storm had maximum sustained winds near 85 mph (140 kph), the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said. Nate steadily weakened after its first landfall in a sparsely populated area of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.

At 5 p.m. EDT, the center of Nate was about 75 miles (120 kilometers) south of Nashville, Tennessee. Nate was expected to bring 3 to 6 inches of rain to the Deep South, eastern Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachians through Monday. The Ohio Valley, central Appalachians and Northeast could also get heavy rain before the storm exits Maine on Tuesday.

Biloxi city employees worked before dawn to clear Highway 90, where sand, logs and even a large trash bin had been washed onto the four-lane, beachfront road. Despite the debris, there was little to no visible damage to structures. A handful of businesses had reopened before dawn, and the storm surge that washed across the highway had receded by 6 a.m.

“We are thankful because this looked like it was going to be a freight train barreling through the city.” - Biloxi city spokesman Vincent Creel. Mississippi DOT crews had to remove over 1,000 pumpkins blown onto Highway 90 in Pass Christian, west of Gulfport.

Willie Cook, 75, spent his morning chopping down a pecan tree that fell in his backyard. He said Nate was nothing like Katrina, which pushed 8 feet (2.4 meters) of water into his east Biloxi house.

“The wind was blowing, but it wasn’t too rough,” Cook said of Nate.

Storm surge flooded the parking structure of the Golden Nugget casino and several others in Biloxi.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency spokesman Greg Flynn said about 1,100 people spent the night in shelters.

“Thankfully, right now we have no major damage reports,” he said.

Hancock County Emergency Management Agency Director Brian Adam said Nate’s storm surge flooded low-lying roads, but he hadn’t heard any reports of flooded homes.

“We turned out fairly good,” he said as he prepared to survey neighborhoods.

In Alabama, the storm flooded homes and cars on the coast and inundated at least one major road in downtown Mobile.

At sunrise in Pensacola Beach, Florida, a small front-end loader scraped sand off a parking lot and returned it to the nearby beach.

On Saturday night, about 6 inches of salt water began flowing through Anthony Perez’s garage and a ground-level room of his Pensacola Beach condo along Santa Rosa Sound. The entire building was still surrounded by water on Sunday morning.

“I went downstairs and said, ‘Uh! There it is! It’s already flowing through,’” Perez said.

Officials rescued five people from two sailboats in choppy waters before the storm — two people from a sailboat in Lake Pontchartrain and three who were in the water after a boat hit rocks in the Mississippi Sound.

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Associated Press writers Kim Chandler in Alabama, Michael Kunzelman in Baton Rouge, La., Brendan Farrington in Pensacola Beach, Fla., Kevin McGill in New Orleans, and AP photographer Gerald Herbert in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, contributed.

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Catherine: “I heard that someone has decided to fly helicopters and planes and what not.” Nate: “Maybe I did.” Catherine: “The whole of Farrington is in danger now – the biggest dork of the country is going to fly! Take cover!” Nate: “You wish you were as cool as me, you brat.”

Catherine: “Says the dude who can’t get a real girlfriend.” Nate: “I could if I wanted to.” Catherine: “Bold assumptions there, crown prince. Looks like the only guy here that can get a girlfriend is Zac.”

Nate: “Listen, he needed some backup to be able to get a girlfriend, so I let him take the spotlight.” Zac: “I’m sure you were not involved in that scenario, Nate..” Nate: “You don’t know that! I’m your big brother, I got your back.” Catherine: “Don’t underplay Zac’s moves! He got the girl.”

Nate: “Speaking of the girl, I heard you gave her some jewellery – way to go big man!” Zac: “Uhh.. Thanks?” Catherine: “Oh, she loves it. She was parading around school showing it off.” Nate: “It’s the Farrington genes, I tell you – irresistible.”

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Royal Family share Christmas Card ahead of the holidays

A lovely surprise was given by our very own Royal Family today: the Queen’s household shared their official Christmas card, and it features some big changes! Front and centre seated is the Queen, wearing a lovely golden yellow dress. She was flanked by her four children, and supported by her husband. The two Royal ladies of Farrington Palace matched with their golden tones, while all the boys chose to wear black suits with a bow tie. What is striking, though, was how much some of the children have grown!

The Royal Twins are now well into secondary education, and guesses are they are going to be quite the heartbreakers in the upcoming years! Nicknamed ‘The Shy Prince’ Prince Zachary has grown up to be quite handsome, and just like with Prince Nate it is said that teenage girls have started to quite ‘fangirl’ of the young prince. Some are on the fence, though, and wonder how the boy that has always stuck to his mother’s legs will fare in the limelight. His siter, however, has always seemed more comfortable with the role she has. Even with her pose in the card it seems that Catherine is quite feisty, and already comfortable in her own skin. Experts claim that a new fashionista is on the rise, and that she will step into her mother’s footsteps when it comes to style.

The baby of the family has outgrown diapers, and we at The Moon don’t know how to feel about this! Not much is known about Edward’s personality so far, but we do know he is attending the same primary school as his siblings have. As what we call the ‘latecomer’ of the family it can be difficult to see a close bond with his siblings, but insiders claim that behind closed doors the others really dote on him.

Early happy holidays from me to you and your loved ones! I hope you can all enjoy this period a bit, and that the next year may be good / better for everyone. <3

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Farrington Palace

Nate: “You  wanted to see me, mother?” Alex: “Ah, yes, Nate. Right on time. We need to have a chat.” Nate: “I’m not in trouble, am I?” Alex: “Oh, honey no! Quite the contrary, actually.”

Alex: “We need to talk about your responsibilities within this family, Nathaniel. But you were already expecting that, right?” Nate: “Father has already mentioned some things, yes.. He told me it was only a matter of time before you would call me here.” Alex: “As you grow older you will be expected to take on more responsibilities. Therefore, your father and I have been talking about your school..”

Nate: “My school? What about it? I thought grandma insisted on me going to the best there is.” Alex: “Yes, but you  would have to miss school quite often to join us on engagements. Because of that, we thought private home schooling would be best for you .” Nate: “What? Private schooling? Not a chance.” Alex: “Nathaniel, it is your duty-” Nate: “I will join all your engagements and what not, but please don’t take me off school. I need it, I need my friends!”

Alex: “You have to realise that that will be very difficult for you. You’ll have to stay on top of your work, and all you will miss. Your father and I will not tolerate any low grades.” Nate: “I understand, but please give me the chance to prove myself without losing my friends.” Alex: “Very well. We’ll try your arrangement. You may go.” Nate: “Thank you, mother.”

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Farrington Palace

Nate: “Have you made some friends yet, Zaccie?” Zac: “No..” Nate: “What do you mean, no?” Zac: “Making friends is hard.. I prefer being here with you guys, and mama and papa.”

Catherine: “He’s being too weird! And awkward.” Zac: “Shut up!” Catherine: “You’re a scaredy cat!” Zac: “I’m not like you, Cath!”

Nate: “Have you    tried telling them you’re a Prince, big fellow? They have to like you then.” Zac: “I don’t want to tell everyone that.” Nate: “Well, you should. It gets you stuff. Mainly candy.” Zac: “But mom- Hey! Stop it! My hair!”

Staff: “Your Royal Highness, the Queen has requested your presence in her study.” Catherine: “Ohhhhh, someone’s in troubleeee...”

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The Birthday Boy: Our future King has grown up!

If you can’t believe your eyes right now you’re not alone: Crown Prince Nathaniel has grown up! It seems like only yesterday the future King was born, and now he is already ready to go to elementary school! To celebrate her eldest child growing up Queen Alexandra chose to share three portraits of Prince Nate. Two show him posing alone in front of the thrones - a foreshadowing to his later duty, while the third photographs shows him posing with his mother and the current monarch. The portrait is the first official portrait of the Queen and her successor, as Alexandra and Christopher wanted to shield him from his duties until he started going to elementary school. First they wanted him to grow up happily and carefree, before slowly learning more and more about his duties as Crown Prince. Prince Nate is said to be quite the jokester, and has inherited his mother’s people skills. However, he does seem to be a bit more like his aunt, as he is said to be quite outgoing, talking to most people who enter Farrington Palace. The young Prince is said to attend elementary section of Kelton College, the exclusive all boys school just outside of Aylesbury.

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Behind the Scenes - Farrington Palace

Christopher: “Ah, Nathaniel. You’re here.” Nate: “Yes, papa. Beatrice told me you wanted to talk to me.” C: “That’s right. Turn around, Nate. What do you see?” N: “I don’t see anything.” C: “You don’t see anything? That is the biggest lie you have told me. Again. What do you see?” N: “I see mama’s thrones?”

C: “Precisely. Those thrones represent us, represent the power and importance of our roles in this country. And while they represent your mother now, they will one day show your name, your legacy.” N: “I already know this, papa. Mama has talked to me, and Mister Kennings is teaching me everything I need to know.” C: “That may be the case, but you  will listen to me. You are my son. It is my responsibility that you  grow up not just to be a fine young man, but to be the greatest King this country has ever seen. You are the one to carry my bloodline into Farringtonian history. You will always be above your siblings, and therefore you are the one to make sure that everyone works towards your reign. Do you understand?”

N: “Yes, papa.. But I don’t want to be above my siblings. It’s just because I was born first. Why shouldn’t they be trained like me?” C: “Your siblings will be trained, and Zachary will have a similar education to yours. The thing that he will learn is his role as your right hand. The one to help you  if that is the need. But you.. You are the future of this country. Follow me.” N: “But papa..” C: “No buts. A future King does not argue with his father.”

C: “What do you see?” N: “Again?” C: “Nathaniel..” N: “I.. I see you and mama.” C: “What is important here is the composition of the portrait.” N: “What does that mean?”

C: “That means the way the portrait is organised. Where objects and people are placed. In each painting, in each picture, even, the composition tells a story. How are your mother and I pictured here?” N: “Do you mean that mommy is in front of you ?” C: “Precisely! Very smart, Nathaniel. And why do I have to stand behind your mother?” N: “Because mama is the Queen.”

C: “I have to stand behind her at all times, whether that is in a portrait or in real life. I am no King, I am Prince Consort. Meaning that I am here to support your mother, to give her the attention. And right now, that is your role too. Your role is to grow, but also to learn. To not take your life for granted, but to recognise the importance of your responsibilities. We are to support your mother, like you will one day need the support of those around you .” N: “But papa.. why are you telling me this? Like you said, I will be King one day..” C: “You are my son. And while I have to stand behind your mother, you will never have to do that. I want you to always keep in mind that you will not do that, no matter what woman you might end up falling far.” N: “Papa, girls are gross!” C: “You may think so now, but when you are older you are expected to marry a perfect woman and strengthen the monarchy. But you need to promise me that you will not end up standing behind a woman, that you will focus on your responsibilities to this nation and to me. You need to promise that no matter what, you  stay focussed on the task you were born with, and that you will make sure you end up one of the finest Kings this country has ever seen. Can you do that? N: “Yes, papa..” C: “Yes what?” N: “Yes, papa. I promise..”

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Alexandra and Christopher present the royal twins

Two days ago, the news broke on the birth of the two newest additions to the Farrington royal family, and today, the Queen and Prince Consort stepped out to share their bundles of joy with the world! Just like with Prince Nathaniel, the pair shared their babies at the steps of Martha Wing. Together with the first appearance, the names of the babies were shared/ Firstborn was Prince Zachary James Francis Farrington, whose middle names were taken from the respective fathers of his parents (which was the same for Nate). James was the second middle name of the Queen’s late father, while Francis is the second middle name of the Duke of Arbil. Born second was the first daughter to the Queen and Prince Consort, who they named Princess Catherine Elizabeth Florence Farrington. Striking here is that the two middle names are the first names of her grandmothers: Elizabeth Josephine Michelle Houghton, the Queen Mother, and Florence Caroline Sophie Killian. Was the Queen trying to make a statement with this choice? Insiders do claim so! They suspect that Queen Alexandra wants to represent the strong female characters in little Catherine’s life, and that she will always be aware of the way she is loved and how the women of a previous generation stood in life!