The Wiregrass Farmer, October 8, 2008 - Page 5
Obituaries
Cleghorn services at Bethel
Funeral services for Mr. Clarence A.
Cleghorn, Sr., 90, of Irwin County, GA. were
held at 11:00 AM, Saturday, October 4, 2008 at
Perry Funeral Chapel. Rev. L. A. "Sonny" Pate
and Rev. Kenneth Kicklighter officiated.
Interment followed in the Bethel Baptist
Cemetery in Sycamore, GA. Mr. Cleghorn
passed away Thursday in Fitzgerald following a
sudden illness.
Grandsons LaDon Cleghorn, Chris Cleghorn,
Lee Cleghorn, Jake Cleghorn, Patrick Hogan
and Jim Murphy served as pallbearers. Carolyn
Troupe played the piano and the congregation
sang, "Amazing Grace".
The son of the late Jacob Alexander and
Polly Rachel Walker Cleghorn he was born in
Irwin Co., GA. and was a member of the Arp
Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer and
loved fishing. He was a resident of Turner and
Irwin Counties all of his life.
Survivors include his children, Elise C.
Evans, Irwinville, GA, Polly C. Hogan,
Irwinville, GA, Louise C. Murphy, Augusta,
GA, Clarance Cleghorn, Jr., and Aaron Cleghorn
both of Tifton, GA, Charles Cleghorn, Ashbum,
GA, Alex Cleghorn, Youngsville, NC, Ricky
Cleghorn, Sycamore, GA and Robert Cleghorn,
Pineville, LA; eighteen grandchildren, several
great grandchildren and several great-great
grandchildren. He is also survived by a sister
Odette Fowler, Stockbridge, GA.
The family received friends Friday evening
from six until eight at Perry Funeral Chapel.
You may sign the online guest book and share
your special condolences and memories with the
family by visiting Perry Funeral Chapel's
Website at: www.perryfuneralchapel.com
Ferrell services at Bethel
Funeral services for Perelee Wynn Ferrell,
90, of Sycamore, Ga. were held Monday,
October 6, 2008 at 11:00 A.M. at Perry Funeral
Chapel. Rev. David Smith officiated. Burial fol
lowed in the Bethel Church Cemetery. Mrs.
Ferrell died Wednesday at Heritage Health Care
in Ashbum.
For the music the songs "In The Garden" and
"Rock of Ages" were sung, and "Amazing
Grace" was played on the bagpipes. Serving as
pallbearers were Gordon Clyatt, Greg Miller,
Billy Gibson, Leon Donahoo, Jamie Adair and
Harry Adair.
Mrs. Ferrell was born in Irwin County and
had resided all of her life in Turner County. She
was the daughter of the late Andy D. and Bertie
Lee Beaty Wynn. She was a homemaker and
loved tending her flower garden and listening to
the birds that visited her garden. She was a
member of the Ashburn First Baptist Church.
Ms. Ferrell is survived by her son and daugh
ter in law, Harold & Ann Adair, Cumming, Ga.
She is also survived by two grandchildren, three
step grandchildren, two great grandchildren and
four step great grandchildren. Also surviving is
one brother Don Wynn, Forsyth County, Ga.
The family received friends, Monday from
10:00 A.M. until service time at Perry Funeral
Chapel. You may sign the online guest book and
share your special condolences and memories
with the family by visiting Perry Funeral
Chapel's Website at: www.perryfuneral-
chapel.com
Pate services at Harmony
Funeral services for Cora Lee R. Pate, 84 of
Ashbum were held Monday, October 6, 2004 at
3:00 PM. at the Harmony Baptist Church. Revs.
Larry Dean, Danny Smith and Jimmy Cargle
officiated. Burial followed in the church ceme
tery. Mrs. Pate died Saturday at her residence
following an extended illness.
For the music Robert Williams sang "Life
Railway to Heaven" and Suppertime", Debbie
Kelley sang "MaMa's Home" and at the ceme
tery sang "Amazing Grace". Active pallbearers
were Mark Roberts, James Gragan, Stacey
Roberts, Randy Roberts, Brian Roberts, Walt
Kelley, Wes Kelley, Ben Roberts. Nephews and
Nieces served as Honorary pallbearers.
Mrs. Pate was born in Worth County,
Georgia, the daughter of the late Elijah Daniel &
Cora E. Gay Roberts. She was a homemaker and
had resided in Turner County for many years.
She was a member of the Harmony Baptist
Church where she was a member of the Dorcus
Sunday School Class. She was a member and
Past President of the W.M.U. She was the
widow of the late George Jefferson Pate. She
was preceded in death by two grandchildren,
Lydia Sue Faircloth and T. Pate Faircloth.
Mrs. Pate is survived by two daughters and
sons in law, Sandra & Medford Kelley and
Brenda Sue & Tim Faircloth all of Ashburn. She
is also survived by two grandsons, Walt
(Debbie) Kelley, Adel, Ga. and Wes (Rebecca)
Kelley of Leesburg., Ga. Also surviving are
great grandchildren, Caitlin & Laina Kelley,
Adel and Madi Kelley of Leesburg.
The family received friends Sunday from
4:00-6:00 PM. at Perry Funeral Chapel. You
may sign the online guest book and share your
special condolences and memories with the fam
ily by visiting Perry Funeral Chapel's Website at:
www.perryfuneralchapel.com
Scoggins services in Chula
Alvin Junior Scoggins,
83, of Chula, died
Saturday, October 4, 2008,
at Golden Living Center
in Tifton Funeral ser
vices were held at 11:00
A.M., Monday, October
6, 2008, at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Chula,
with the Rev. Larry Layfield officiating.
Burial followed in the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Cemetery. The family received friends
Sunday, October 5, 2008, from 7-9 P.M., at
Albritton-Beaumont Funeral Directors.
Tony Lawson, Ed Lawson, Joe Grasser,
Steve Pearman, Lloyd Scoggins, and William
Oliver served as pallbearers. Hulen Jones, Foy
Harrell, Jack Talley, Harold Sumner, Julian
Williams, Cecil Davis, Curtis Pearman, Leroy
Saylor, Mike Fletcher, Buck Aultman, and John
Harrell served as honorary pallbearers.
Mr. Scoggins was born February 2, 1925, in
Hart County to Jim Scoggins and Leo Smith
Scoggins, both deceased. He was also preceded
in death by three sisters and three brothers. Mr.
Scoggins served in the U.S. Army. He was a
member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Chula,
the American Legion, and the Chula Chuster
Club. He retired as a self-employed mechanic.
He had worked part-time with the County
Sheriff’s Auxiliary Department. He loved to
work on go cart motors and race go carts with
his son and grandson. He also liked to work in
his yard.
Mr. Scoggins is survived by his wife, Helen
Stripling Scoggins of Chula; one son and one
daughter-in-law, Gene and Iris Scoggins of
Haines City, Fla.; one daughter and one son-in-
law, Gail and Larry Jones of Lake Wales, Fla.;
his grandchildren, Stacy and Debbie Scoggins
and A1 Scoggins; his great-grandchildren, Emily
and Zack Scoggins, Rehonna Scoggins and
Dustin Scoggins; four sisters, Leottis Camp,
Guynell Cranford, Jimmie Metcalf, and Effie
Metcalf, all of Sycamore; one sister-in-law,
Lillie Scoggins of Sycamore; and a special
friend, Linda McCarty. In lieu of flowers, dona
tions may be made to the Mt. Zion Church
Building Fund, 293 Mt. Zion Church Road,
Chula, GA 31733. You may sign the registry at
w w w. albritton-be aumontfuneralhome. c om
Albritton-Beaumont Funeral Directors were
in charge of arrangements.
Church news
Revival
Morningside Baptist Church will be having
revival services beginning Oct. 12-15. There
will be different speakers each service beginning
Sunday morning with Rev. Harris Johnson,
Ocilla and Sunday night Rev. Dean McKinney,
Abbeville; Mon. night, Rev. Rodney Brown,
Ashbum; Tues. Rev. Bill Tracy, Ashbum and
ending Wed. night with Rev. Jim Faircloth.
Sunday service hours will be 11 am & 6 pm.
Mon.-Wed. night services will begin at 7 pm.
There will be special singing during each service
by soloists or groups. Please come and join us in
praise and worship of our Lord.
Women’s Meeting
Lee Street Holiness Church, 748 South Lee
St., Ashburn, will be having our first Women's
Meeting of 2008, Oct. 9-10 at 7:30, closing on
Sat. at 5 pm. Different speakers each night. We
cordially invite the community to come and help
make this a success. For more info, please call
229-567-3271 or 567-3644. May God bless you.
Appreciation Day
Announcing Community Appreciation Day!
October 25, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, sponsored by
the First Apostolic Pentecostal Church of
Sycamore. Festivities will take place at Heritage
Park, behind Colony Bank in Ashburn.
Everyone is welcome to join us for free food,
music, dramas, prize drawings, and tons of fun
for the kids!
Pastor Appreciation
Gospel Temple of Peace will be having our
28th Pastor Appreciation beginning Oct. 13-19,
our pastor is Dr. Willie C. Coley, also we are
again having our Plate Sale this Saturday, Oct.
11. BBQ chicken grilled by the best griller ever,
Bishop Dr. W.C. Coley, $6 per plate. To order
early call Sis. Louise Coley at 567-0800.
Appreciation Day
Announcing Community Appreciation Day,
Oct. 25, 11 am to 4 pm, sponsored by the First
Apostolic Pentecostal Church of Sycamore.
Festivities will take place at Heritage Park,
behind Colony Bank in Ashburn. Everyone is
welcome to join us for free food, music, dramas,
prize drawings, and tons of fun for the kids!
First Anniversary
Emmery Chapel Methodist Church Pastor
Rev. Milton Newsome and members invite you
to come to their 1st Church Anniversary,
Sunday, Oct. 12th at 3 pm. The Church is 106
years old. It was organized and built on east
Washington St. and located where Raines
Pharmacy now stands. Later it was built on the
Leesburg Highway in 1959.
Sparkling clean
I washed several cars in the
past few days of various
makes, models, sizes and
shapes. But regardless of their
differences in appearance and
performance, they all had one
thing in common—a severe
coating of love bugs! If you
have attempted to remove the
dried carcasses of love bugs
from a vehicle you know that it
is no fun and requires consider
able effort; the longer they are
allowed to remain, the harder
they are to remove. But once
the job is successfully finished,
the satisfaction of a shiny fin
ish restored to its beauty makes
it worth the effort.
We run into a lot of things
every day that dirty up our
spiritual lives. Like love bugs
on the windshield of a car, sin
makes us dirty in the sight of
God. We usually do not intend
for such sins to become
attached to us, but they do.
Left unattended to, our spiritual
senses become dulled by the
residue of sin festering in our
hearts. The final outcome is a
dangerous and undesirable con
dition of the soul.
In I Thessalonians 5:19,
these words were given to the
church: “Do not put out the
Spirit’s fire” (NIV). While it
Public Notice
The Georgia Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Act requires CITY OF
REBECCA to develop a strategy for reducing the amount of solid waste going into
landfills and other disposal facilities. This reduction may be accomplished by many
techniques, including recycling materials such as plastic, aluminum, and newspaper. It
can also be accomplished by diverting yard waste from disposal facilities into back
yard or other composting operations. Many other methods for reducing our local
waste system are also available. Most of these methods involve your cooperation and
effort. If you are interested in information about what you can do to help, please con
tact the person listed below.
The Act also requires all local governments to disclose to its citizens the full cost of
providing solid waste management services. This and other required information is
included below:
Name of Government: City of Rebecca
Fiscal Year: From 01/01/07 - 12/31/07
Total Operating Revenues: $14,206.00
Total Other Dedicated Revenues: $-0-
Total Revenues from other Funds: $2,562.00
Full Cost: $16,768.00
Percentage of Full Cost Funded by User Fees: 85%
For further information about this notice, please contact:
Name of Solid Waste Coordinator: Sandra Smallwood
Address: P.O. Box 97
City: Rebecca, GA Zip: 31783
Telephone: 229-643-7212
Office Hours and Days of the Week: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
Monday - Friday, First 21 working days
Inspiration
seems from the context that
Paul was specifically address
ing the exercise of spiritual
gifts among the Thessalonian
Christians (the gift of prophecy
in particular), I do not think it
distorts this verse to apply it
more generally to our lives as a
reminder of the importance of
being careful that we do not
allow anything to dampen or
discourage the work of the
Holy Spirit in our lives.
Fire can be smothered from
outside or from within. It can
be snuffed out from the outside
by water or from the inside
through neglecting to add fuel
when it is depleted. A good
fire can go out if we simply
neglect it. Similar things hap
pen to us spiritually.
The fire of the Spirit is
smothered in our lives when
we fail to confess our sins and
ask for Christ’s forgiveness.
Like a glaze of love bugs on a
car, our souls can become
infested with the ugliness of
sin. The good news is that
Christ is willing to make us
sparkling clean if we will allow
Him to.
The fire of the Spirit is
smothered in our lives when
we fail to allow Him to refuel
us. Under those circumstances
we become spiritually empty,
unable to shine brightly for the
glory of God. It is essential
that we stay replenished spiri
tually by spending time in
communion with God through
reading His Word and putting
It into practice.
Love bugs on a car generate
an unsightly and dangerous sit
uation, but once that ugly
residue is removed, beauty is
restored and the driver can see
more clearly. God wants each
of us to be cleansed from the
sinful things that have become
attached to us so that His Spirit
can burn brightly within. So if
your heart needs a good wash
ing, call out to Jesus Christ; He
wants to make you sparkling
clean.
Attend the Church of your choice this Sunday
Ashburn First Baptist -302 McLendon
Ashburn First United Methodist - N. Main St.
Bethel Baptist - Hwy 32 E. Sycamore
Christian Union Church of God - Industrial Dr.
Church of Christ - Industrial Dr.
Church of God By Faith - W. Madison
Clements Chapel United Methodist - Sycamore
Dakota Baptist - Hwy 4IN.
Double Run Bapt. - Hwy 159 N
Dayspring Church of the Nazarene - 983 North St.
Friendship Baptist - Story Rd
Grace Fellowship - 133 N. Gordon
Harmony Baptist - W. Turner County
Haw Pond Baptist -1511 Hawpond Rd. Arabi
High Hill Baptist - 5 miles N of Ashburn
Inaha Baptist - Hwy 41 S.
Independent Faith Baptist - Sycamore
Jesus Temple of God, 194 Pate St.
Living Waters Fellowship - 417 E. Madison
New Providence Baptist Church - W. Washington
Morningside Baptist - 215 E. Monroe
Mt. Zion Church of God - W. Monroe
United Pentecostal - Sycamore
New Hope Baptist - Bussey Road
New Mt. Olive Baptist - E. Washington Ave.
New Mount Zion Baptist - Jefferson St.
New Prospect Freewill Baptist
Oak Grove Baptist
Piney Grove Baptist - Rebecca
Pleasant Hill Baptist - Rebecca
Rebecca Baptist - Rebecca
Rocky Mount Baptist
New Hope BaptistChurch-222 HC Willaims Rd. Sibley
S. Ashburn Holiness - Pearl Ave
Sycamore Baptist - Hwy 41 S
Sycamore United Methodist - Sycamore
Terrell Baptist - Hwy 112 W
Trinity Baptist - Pineknot Rd
Rebecca United Methodist - Rebecca
Wideman Chapel - Rebecca
Zion Hope Baptist Church - 521 Joe Lawrence Rd
Emmanuel Missionary Baptist - Sycamore
Amboy Baptist - Hwy 159 N
Israels Temple - 635 W. Washington
St. Luke Missionary Bapt. - North Leary Rd.
New Mt. Pleasant - 200 Dunlap Circle
El Shaddai Ministry 536 Carlos Ave.
Greater Faith C.O.P. Ministries - 250 Adams St. New
Jerusalem Freewill Baptist - Lee St.
New Jerusalem Holiness Church- 210 Carlos Ave.
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Your Chrysler-Dodge Dealer
Highway 41, Cordele, GA
273-3473
Bishop Well & Pump
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Tifton, 382-6117
1-800-342-9345
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Gorday Drive
Ashburn, 567-3306
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