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The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, October 11,2001 - Page 3A
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Grace Rhodes
Athought to remember! “We so
our best when our hearts are filled
with joy.”
I bet you went to Hardee’s last
Tuesday, right? If not you sure
missed a good time with friends
with hot coffee or a nice cold
coke!
Boy Scout Troop #210 meets
each Monday at 7 p.m. at the
Leesburg United Methodist
Church Learning Center.
The Lee County Historical So
ciety meets each second Thursday
at 7 p.m. By the way, they meet
this Thursday at the library.
The American Legion meets
each first Monday at 7 p.m. at the
American Legion Building.
The Masonic Lodge meets each
first Monday at the American Le
gion Building.
The Youth of the Leesburg
United Church will have a Youth
Prayer Breakfast each Thursday
at 7:15 a.m.
There will be a Women’s Bible
Study at the First Baptist Church
each Friday from 10 a.m. till
11:30 a.m. All ladies are welcome.
The Men of the Leesburg United
Methodist Church will be meet
ing at Krystal’s in Leesburg at 8
a.m. each Tuesday for a Prayer
Breakfast.
There is a Men Prayer Break
fast each Wednesday at 6 and 7
a.m. at First Baptist Church.
Butch and Mary (Polly) Rhodes
of Leesburg, met Jim and Toni
Rhodes of Stone Mountain, GA
last Saturday to attend the Octo
ber Fest in Helen, GA Graham
and a friend also attended.
Congratulations to the students
from Leesburg upon their gradu
ation from Darton College Sum
mer 2001.
The Helen Johnson Circle of the
UMW of Leesburg United Meth
odist Church will meet Monday
October 16 at 3:30 P.M. with
Joyce Smith.
The Aline Grace Circle of the
UMW of the Leesburg United
Methodist Church will meet Mon
day, October 15, at 7 P.M. at the
church.
The Florence Cannon Circle of
the UMW of the Leesburg United
Methodist Church will meet Tues
day, October 16 with Judy
Chapman.
Congratulations to Sara B
DiMino upon her graduation from
Valdosta State University with a
Masters of Science degree in
Marriage Family Therapy.
Prayers, they mean so very
much; they help us all to keep in
touch! KatherineAmann, Hunter
Barfield, Joshua Barnes, Dorothy
Bell, Belle Betton, Kitty Bohler,
Bob Boney, John Bond, Billy
Bowling, Annie Kate Bradley,
Bill Bradley, Pat Bradley, Patsy
Busey, James Cannon, Joey Can
non, Ed Callahan, Joyce Callahan,
Nancy Carson, Ryan Chaffin,
Frank Christmas, Lisa Collins,
Buddy Cook, Courtney Cook,
Maggie Cox, Dean Craig, Helen
Crotwell, Brenda Davis, Janie
Davis, Richard Davis, Virginia
Davis, Ann DeWitt, Darion
DeWitt, Ron Dillard, Loraine
Edwards, Chase Eubanks, Jackie
Eubanks, Jack Fore, Dorathy
Forrester, Lois Forrester, Shirley
Gana, Bob Gibbs, Cecil Gibbs,
Hoot Gibson, Mary Lou Gibson,
Dot Gill, Dora Lou Goforth,
Shanna Golden, Frank Gosa,
Tammy Gregory, Elaine Griffin,
Jim Griffin, Voncil Griffin, Chris
Hale, Jim Hall, Shirley Hall, Rob
ert Hammack, Lewis Harris,
Annette Hart, Bob Hartley, Flora
Hartley, The Gene Hatcher Fam
ily, Linda Hauts, Charles Hill,
Frankie Houston, Pam Hughes,
Barbara Hunt, Elaine Jacobs, Roy
Jones, Lucille Kearse, Fred
Knowles, David Johnson, Dolly
King, Lee Lamb, Fay Langford,
Virgil Lee, Bertie Long, Bill
Lumpkin, Willene Malone, Billy
Manning, Pat Manning, Rusty
McDonald, Marion McAfee,
Bonnie McCoy, Lucia Morrison,
Andy Miller, LaVeme Moorman,
Ethan May, Buford Newman,
Esther Newman, Alma Newell,
Nora Norris, Lucile Oxley, Belle
Pate, Lutrelle Perry, Bonne Patat,
Martha Powell, Katibel Prisant,
Deanie Ramers, Del Ramers Jr.,
Delmer Ramers III, Bobbie Rob
erts, Pauline Roberts, Kourtney
Rouse, Jennifer Ruffin, Monica
Seegar, Pete Smith, Estoria Spid
ers, Debra Swann, Thomas
Swann, Page Tharp, Danielle
Tolbert, Dustin Tolbert, Aug
Torrellas, Jay Tucker, Ernest
Ware, Eric Watson, Dan
Wentezell Jr., Mary Williams,
David Wilson, Mary Wilson, Veta
Wise, Beverly Weatherly, Cassie
Whittle, Carolyn Worthy, Patricia
Zublionis, and World Peace.
See You Next Week!
Lee County Middle School Students of the Week for
the Week of October 1-5. Pictured on the back row
are (l-r) Car Neal and Kearstin Spence and on the
front row Chandler Medley.
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National Estuaries Day is a yearly event held in
communities with estuaries all around the United
States. KatiMorgan Johnson participated in an essay
contest which focused on ways to preserve estuary
wildlife. Her essay was entered at the middle school
through high school age level. KatiMorgan received
second place recognition for her essay. She was
presented a second place ribbon and a monetary
award. She is the daughter of Darren and Chimene
Johnson and sister of Parrish Johnson.
John Sumner Chapter,
Colonial Dames Holds
Meeting
The September Meeting of the
John Sumner Chapter, Colonial
Dames 17th Century was held
at the home of Mrs. Robert
Hoffman, 1222 Lovers Lane
Road, Leesburg. President. Mrs.
Pasco Parker, called the meet
ing to order at 4 PM. Mrs.
Frances Bishop led the Pledge
of Allegiance. Mrs. Rufus
Johnson led the American’s
Creed.
Mrs. Jean Johnson gave the
Colonial Minute. She explained
how the Quakers did not use
Grave Stones and did not have
family plots for burials, that
Quakers were buried in rows,
side by side. This is one reason
why it is difficult to trace Quaker
ancestry.
Gifts for the Veterans were col
lected. Mrs. Tetro had made 11
lap robes for the Chapter to
present. Mrs. Parker read a note
from Mrs. Sammy Lott to the
members in which she also do
nated $20 to be sent to the Vet
erans. Mrs. Jean Johnson also
made a monetary donation.
Mrs. Sharon Hoffman, Chapter
Veterans Chairman, thanked the
members for their contributions.
Guest Speaker for this meet
ing was Mr. Carl Fowler. Mr.
Fowler gave an interesting and
entertaining talk of the use of
Gourds for decoration. He ex
plained to the members how he
became interested in using
gourds for more than the tradi
tional use as birdhouses. He told
how he grows them, dries them,
and use them to make a variety
of decorative pieces such as dip
pers, vases, bowls, and flower
arrangements. He demonstrated
some of the methods he uses and
explained how he obtains the
different effects from natural to
finished painted projects. At the
end of the talk, Mr. Fowler was
presented with a thank you gift
from the Chapter.
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Community Calendar
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• Lee County Board of Commissioners will meet Monday,
October 15 at 6:00 p.m. in the Assembly Room at Lee
County Administration Building.
• Lee County Board of Commission will meet Thursday,
October 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the Administration Building to set
the Tax Levy for 2001.
• Lee County Primary School Council will meet Tuesday,
October 16 at 5:30 p.m.
• Lee County Retired Teachers Association will meet Monday,
October 15 at Leesburg United Methodist Church at 10”00
a.m. Rep. Bob Hanner will be the guest speaker.
• Lee County High School Homecoming Parade will be
Thursday, November 1.
• Sixth Annual Chicken Pie Festival will be held in Smithville
October 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Lee County High School PTSO Open House will be October
11 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
• Lee County Lions Club will meet Thursday, October 18 at 12
noon at Post’s Country Restaurant. Visitors are welcome.
• Kiwanis Club of Lee County meets at 7:00 a.m. each
Tuesday at Grand Island Club House.
• Girl Scout Troop #20 meets each Tuesday from 7:00 to 8:30
p.m. at Creekwood Apartments Clubhouse located at 1578
Hwy 19 South. All seventh to twelfth graders are welcome,
• American Legion Post #182 meets each first Monday of the
month at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Building.
• Troop 210 meets each Monday evening at 7 p.m. at the Leesburg
United Methodist Church Youth Center.
• Leesburg Civitan Club will meet Tuesday, October 16 at 7:00
a.m. at Post's Country Restaurant.
• Lee County Sertoma Club meets each Wednesday at Grand
Island at 12:00 noon.
Items for Security Bank’s Community Calendar can be
mailed to P.O. Box 715, Leesburg, GA 31763 or faxed to
229-759-6599. Deadline is Monday at 12:00 noon.
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