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Campmeeting celebration '92
begins Oct. 8
The officers and members of
Central Union Missionary Baptist
Church will observe the 9th
anniversary of Pastor J. L.
Williams. A celebration program
will be held on Sunday, October 4
at 3:00 at the church on Preston
Street. The special guests for this
program will be Rev. Henry Hill
and his congregations from Friend
ship Baptist Church of Fort Valley
and Oak Grove #1, of
MC The War Wizard
Emmy Award-winning magician
and actor Max Howard brings The
War Wizard to Macon College on
Wednesday, Oct. 14
The War Wizard features
Howard in the role of 19th century
magician Professor Gus Rich. It is
the story of William Augustus
Reich, a third generation tinsmith of
the Moravian faith who was bom in
the frontier village of Salem, N.C.,
in July 1833.
The show is authentic in speech,
dress and style, and being a true
story, it allows the viewer a rare
glimpse into the past, with the pro
fessor sharing his adventures as a
Civil War soldier, showman, master
storyteller and traveling magician.
The War Wizard begins at 8:00
Teenage Mutant Tutors
The Student Literacy Corps Pro
gram continues to march right into
Fall '92. We have currently enrolled
12 FVSC students in ERD-208.
These "Teenage Mutant Ninja
Tutors” are Eleanor G. Dillard,
Hannah T. Edwards, Anita L. Hall,
Tammy Y. Knight, Akiva R. Lewis,
Pamela L. McGhee, Raquel L. Min
go, Shandra M. Moore, Kristie
Roberts, Cherelia D. Roundtree,
Carla Y. Simms and Bridget M.
Wyke.
The tutors are all suited up and
ready to fight illiteracy at various
tutorial sites such as Adult Educa
tion in Peach County (Fort Valley
and Byron), Cornerstone, Fort Val
ley Health Care Center, Fort Valley
Senior Citizens Center, Fort Valley
State College Hunt Memorial
Library and Phoenix House in
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The Leader-Tribune Wednesday, October 7, 1992
Milledgeville. The public is invited
to attend.
In addition to serving as pastor
at Central Union, Rev. Williams is
assistant superintendent of Peach
County Public Schools. He is mar
ried to Mrs. Barbara B. Williams, a
music teacher and band director at
Fort Valley Middle School. They
have three children, Rev. Vernon
Williams (recently ordained into the
ministry), Jamie and Todd.
p.m. in the Macon College Audito
rium off Ivey Drive. The perfor
mance, sponsored by the Macon
College Artists and Lecturers Com
rnittee, is free and open to the pub
lie.
Howard will give a lecture at
11:00 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, in
the college auditorium. This also is
free and open to the public,
He is the first American magi¬
cian to win an Emmy Award, which
he received as star and co-creator of
Max B. Nimble, a television series
for young viewers,
For more information about
Howard’s performance and lec
ture, call the Macon College
‘Office of Student Activities at
471-2710.
Warner Robins,
It is necessary, however, that we
each do our part to support the con
tinuation of this vital community
oriented program. We have Current
ly run out of the books that we have
generously given in the four county
areas we have assisted in the past
two years. Therefore, we are seek
ing contributions in order to contin
ue this very necessary program.
Anyone interested in enrolling in
ERD-208, has questions on improv
ing their reading and/or writing
skills, or would like to contribute to
the Student Literacy Corps Pro
gram, please contact Ms. Claire
Houser, S.L.C. Director at
(912)825-2048 or Ms. Melinda Tid
well, Administrative Secretary at
(912)825-6651 at Tort Valley State
College.
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Homecoming at
Wesley Chapel
The Wesley Chapel United
Methodist Church will celebrate its
148th year as a Christian Church
this Sunday, October 11, at 11 a.m.
as its members former members,
family members, and neighbors
gather for Homecoming. Dr. Gerald
Smith, a former pastor, and now
Professor at Paine College in
Augusta, will be the Guest Preach¬
er. A barbeque dinner with all the
fixings will follow the worship ser¬
vice on the grounds.
Members of the Powersville
UMC. will join their brothers and
sisters of Wesley Chapel for this
joyous occasion.
Rev. Gary Starrett, host pastor,
invites those in the local communi
ty to join the Wesley Chapel cong¬
regation for this celebration. The
Wesley Chapel Church is located at
the corner of Taylor’s Mill Road
and Wesley Chapel Road, which
connects with Vinson Road, off
Highway 49.
BBQ chicken
dinner sale to
benefit Habitat
Come to the Middle Georgia
Bank parking lot in Fort Valley on
Saturday, October 10 between
11:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. and take
home several mouth-watering
chicken dinners. Each platter will
consist of a half barbequed chicken,
homemade baked beans, cole slaw,
roll and homemade pound cake.
The fund raising event’s pro¬
ceeds will go directly toward the
construction of the fifth Habitat
house in Peach County. While you
enjoy the delicious dinner, you will
have the extra joy of knowing that
your support will help another one
of God’s families in need of decent
shelter.
Moore completes
basic training
Navy Seaman Recruit
Timothy C. Moore
Navy Seaman Recruit Timothy
C. Moore, son of Eric W. and Linda
M. Randall, both of Fort Valley,
recently completed basic training at
Recruit Training Command,^ San
Diego.
During the cycle, recruits are
taught general military subjects
designed to prepare them for fur¬
ther academic and on-the-job train¬
ing in one of the Navy’s 85 occupa¬
tional fields.
Studies include seamanship,
close-order drill, naval history and
first aid.
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Jean May Hodge
Mrs. Jean May Hodge of St
Mary's Georgia died on October 3,
1992 at the age of 47.
Mrs. Hodge was bom in Greens¬
boro, NC. She was a member of
Westside Baptist Church and was a
para-professional with the Camden
County School System.
She is survived by her husband,
Jack Hodge of St. Mary's; two
daughters, Becky Hodge of St.
Mary s and Beth Cameron of Fort
Valley; two sons, Curt Hodge and
Chris Hodge of St. Mary's; and one
sister, Sally Ann Mecham of
Durham, NC.
Fort Valley funeral services were
held October 6, 1992 in Chamlee
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Memorial Baptist Church with
^ ev ' ® u ^ or< ^ Tanner officiating. In
terment followed in Oaklawn
Cemetery.
Rooks Funeral Home handled the
arran ® ements '
William Sam Smisson
Mr. William Sam Smisson of
Fort Valley died on September 28,
1992 in a Macon hospital after a
lengthy illness,
A native of Peach County, Mr.
Smisson was a member of First
Baptist Church of Fort Valley. He
was a U.S. Air Force World War II
veteran and a retired civil servant
from Robins Air Force Base.
He is survived by his wife, Lil
lian Milbum Smisson of Fort Val-
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ley; four sisters, Grace Tharpe,
Clara Smith, and Ann Rigdon of
Fort Valley, Martha Caldwell of
Thomaston; three brothers, C.T.
Smisson and Cliff Smisson of Fort
Valley and John S. Smisson of
Macon.
Funeral services were held in
First Baptist Church on September
30, 1992 with Rev. John Talley of¬
ficiating. Interment followed in
Oaklawn Cemetery.
The family requests memorial
contributions be made to the First
Baptist Church Building Fund,
Miller Street, Fort Valley, GA
31030.
Rooks Funeral Home handled the
arrangements.