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Barnesville council sets rental rates for Women’s Clubhouse Tuesday, April 13,2021 Heralti <©a?£tte 3A Meth bust at local tire shop THE HERALD GAZETTE/WALTER GEIGER Lamar deputies raided the Trojan Tire shop April 6 and arrested proprietor Rick Moss (right). Moss was charged with possession of meth, possession of marijuana and operat ing a business without a license. He was later released on a $21,500 bond. The man on the left was detained, questioned and later released as was a woman who was at the shop at the time of the raid. The shop is adjacent to the Circle K store and investi gators said the raid was connected to one the previous week on Stafford Avenue. Henry Abreu, who was arrested in that bust, remains hospitalized due to complications from ingest ing meth. Upson Regional Medical Center declined to list his condition. KAY S. PEDROTTI kayspedrotti@gmail.com In a relative short April meeting, Barnes- ville city council mem bers okayed a list of rental rates which will be in effect on comple tion of the renovation of the Women’s Clubhouse on Stafford Avenue. Interim city manager Tim Turner said the rates are in keeping with those charged for use of the Civic Center. These are approved rates: en tire top floor (including kitchen), $500 for 4-hour block; Front room/back room $250 for 4-hour block; back room includ ing deck, $250 for 4-hour block; additional hours, $25 per; kitchen rental, $30; alcohol permit, $25; off-duty Barnesville po lice officer, $30 per hour, 4-hour minimum; deposit - no alcohol served, $100; deposit if alcohol offered, $130. Turner said deposits are refundable if the building and grounds are left clean and undam aged by users. The council also ap proved the addition of a “memory page” to the minutes book in honor of the late David K. Rose. Rose served the city in several posi tions for 38 years before his passing on January 9 of this year. Dorothy Carter brought attention to a second letter sent to the city personnel with con cerns about programs for the 2,700 school- age children who have previously been offered after-school programs or other events at the E.R Roberts Center. Her letter also brought atten tion to trash problems, alleged gang-type graf fiti on stop signs espe cially on Taylor Street, and asked for a plea to residents about trash in ditches and along resi dential streets. Richard Miller asked for a response from the city to his written re quest for a permit related to home additions and repairs. Announcements were made about Lamar Arts Kids Camps: Art Camp is July 5-9, and Theatre Camp July 12-16. Scholarships are avail able, and preliminary registrations may be ac cepted by calling the De pot at 770-358-5888 and leaving a clear message, or calling 678-603-7268 to reserve a spot for either or both camps. • New Life Baptist Church will hold a tent revival April 22-24 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. • Barnesville First United Methodist Church invites you to worship online Sunday morning. Worship with others on the church Facebook page at 10 a.m. or anytime Sunday at barnesvillefumc.org. Listen to worship by telephone at 10 a.m. by calling 1.646.876.9923 and using Meeting ID: 417 726 8613. Also on Face- book: Children’s online storytime weekdays at 9:30 a.m. and Wednesday 6:15 p.m. evening prayer and devotion. Additional opportunities for online small group discussions are available at Barnes- villeFUMC.org. • Rock Springs Church: log on to rock- springsonline.com and watch live services Sundays at 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Wednes day evening activities at 7 p.m. • Compassion Car Ministry offers trans portation to medical appointments for Lamar County residents who have been diagnosed with cancer. Drivers will pick up the patient and take them to physicians offices, treatment centers and the airport for out of town treatment. Call Barnesville First Baptist Church at 770.358.2353 to schedule a trip. • New Life Anointed Ministries: Morning worship at 11 a.m., Bible studies on Wednesday nights at 7:30, all are invited; food pantry is open the third Wednes day each month, food baskets are given out at 5 p.m., first come first serve 770.358.9102, 948 Veterans Parkway, Barnesville. • Milner United Meth odist Church: Sunday services, 9:30 a.m.; women’s Bible study, Tuesdays 8:30 a.m.; fourth Sunday, church breakfast 9 a.m.; second Wednesdays, Sociable Friends lunch, 11:30 a.m. • Lilia Memorial Baptist: Sunday School starts at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., Wednesday night worship at 7 p.m. Information: Pastor Rex Kessler, 404.509.9366. 802 FOR THE Hwy. 36 E., Barnesville. • Griffin Center Point Church: Sunday worship at 10 a.m.,770.227.3895, 1427 Hwy. 19/41 S, Griffin, • Good Hope Church: 1161 Highway 41 South, Barnesville, Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Tommy Brooks ministering, Wednesday, 7 p.m., evangelist Rob Thacker ministering. RECORD Alleged killer seeking bond Jaylan Jashad Ray, the 22-year- old Albany man charged with kill ing an Ellenwood teenager and dumping her body here, will appear in court before Judge Bill Fears April 20 seeking release on bond Ray is charged with murder and ag gravated assault in the shooting death of D’Shunti Kyanni Hunter, 17, whose 4 body was found in Unionville Church Cemetery here Jan. 10. Ray is currently being held in the Lamar County jail without bond. Marriages: Antavious Lejuan Jones married Kermeshia Arshae Brantley on April 1, 2021. Brandon Michael Bailey married Courtney Ashton Sollenberger on April 3, 2021. Divorces: Stephanie P. Colquitt vs. John P. Colquitt Deaths: Lakeisha Kennette Sullivan, 44, died March 9, 2021. Leanne Hager, 59, died March 17, 2021. Hildred Haygood, 77, died March 21, 2021. Linda Chanel Harris, 55, died March 22, 2021. James Wesley Blalock, 72, died March 23, 2021. Janis Marie Polk, 78, died March 24, 2021. 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