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Wednesday, March 30,1994 "Houston Times-Journal Page 8B PTC Gather For Meeting Approximately 150-175 Perry Elementary School Parent-Teacher Council (PTC) members and their children met in the school cafeteria Monday night, March 21 to hear Principal Patsy Hutto explain plans for the remainder of the year. Dates and activities to remember included: •March 23-Picture Day •April 2-Dogwood Parade •April 4-8-Spring Break •April 14-Third through fifth grades Choral Program at Perry High School at 7 p.m. •April 25 - Math Workshop •April 30-PTC BBQ •M»v 13 - Field Dav. Parents were invited to visit class rooms where teachers demonstrated how they teach reading and writing a news story from the story read, letting the students give the high points of the story, and spelling ev ery word of their “news story". Melanie Loggins and Tricia Parker, kindergarten teachers at the school, gave the demonstrations. The children could "sound" the syl lables, and spell the words. They knew compound words, hyphen ation and punctuation. Perry Potpourri From i B Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salvatore and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Salvatore of Orangeburg, N. Y., and Mrs. Lloyd Berg of Council Bluffs, lowa. The groom elect is the son of Donovan Ward Kicklighter of Hawkinsville and Hampton Kicklighter, Sr., of Albany. He is the grandson of Virlyn Ward and the late J. J. Ward of Cordele and the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mendes Kicklighter of Perry The late Mr. Kicklighter was formerly a partner in Akin- Kicklighter Drug Co.in Perry and his wife, Mrs. Caroline Kicklighter, taught music and was organist at Perry United Methodist Church. The garden wedding is planned for April 30 at the home of the bride's parents. -To Brenda Gay Lancaster and James Heath Dykes upon the announcement of their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lancaster of Hawkinsville and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dent and the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Lancaster. The groom elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dykes and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dykes and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson, all of Cochran. She is employed by Meadowdale Learning Center in Warner Robins and the Houston County Board of Education in Perry. He is a peace officer with the Perry Police Department. The wedding is planned for May 14 at the First United Methodist Church in Hawkinsville. -To Sandra Patrice Webb and Rodney Jay Bogue upon the announcement of their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mary Nunley of Warner Robins and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Webb of Macon, and the granddaughter of Thelma Webb of Warner Robins and the late Mr. and Mrs. Roger Blount Sr. of Thomaston. The groom-elect ils the son of Jim R. Bogue of Warner Robins and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts of Perry. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bogue of Alexandria, Ind., and the late Mr. and Mrs. James G. Shearer of Altoona, Pa .The wedding is planned Dogwood Sft- ■> Special 20% Off On All Watches & Gold Earrings Gold Is Still Only $1199 -I—l- per gm. OvzrtwQt | •06 C*" 011 Phone 981-1392 " mt I m I M ' • Morningslde Students of the Week The following students were named Students of the Week, Feb. 14-18, at Morningslde Elementary School: Front Row, Kasey Zell, Corduroy Kids; Kaltlln Ellis, K’s Whovllle; Brltnl Roeder, Jelly Stone Park; Rachel Vance, Berenstaln Buddies; Tara Newsom, Pooh’a Pals; Wade Franklin, Jelly Stone Park, not shown In picture. for May zb at Vlneville Presbyterian Church in Macon. -To Nancy Sharee Crumpton of Centerville and Jason Bradley Adams of Centerville, upon the announcement of their engagement. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. C. J. Loggins of Pinehurst, the late Mr. Loggins, Jean Loggins of Lakewood, Colo., Mrs. W. W. Crumpton of Lenox and the late Woodrow Crumpton. The groom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Adams of Centerville, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Killen of Niceville, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Adams of Fort Walton Beach, Fla. The wedding is planned for July 2 at First Baptist Church in Perry. -To Stacie Lyn Ragan and William Travis Bennett upon the announcement of their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Ragan and the granddaughter of Betty R. Kersey, the late Louis I. Ragan Sr., Leresic Moorman of Baxley and the late Brady Courson. The groom elect is the son of Deborah Bennett and Larry Bennett. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett, the late Harold L. Hackney and the late Betty Jean Hackney. The wedding is planned for April 9 at Henderson Baptist Church in Henderson. _To Navy Seaman Recruit Jason S. Smith, son of James E. and Susan E. Smith of Perry who departed for a six-month We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our friends and relatives for the comfort and support shown during our recent time of sorrow. We appreciate your prayers, expression of love, food, flowers, and all other acts of kindness. We will always remember the caring acts of concern you have shown us. Sincerely, The Family of Mrs. Bessie Langston deployment aboard the destroyer USS Comte de Grasse, homeported in Norfolk, Va., to the Mediterranean. Smith is one of 382 crewmembers aboard the 9,100-ton USS Comte de Grasse. He joined the Navy in September 1993. -To Ernie and Debbie (Caudle) Ward of Perry upon the birth of their daughter, Lauren Kelly Ward on Feb.. 16. -James E. and Ingrid (Smith) Causey of Kathleen upon the birth of their daughter, Hanna Ingrid Causey on Feb. 28. -To Takesia Lawanda Rogers and Randy Bernard McCoy of Perry upon the birth of their son, RanDarrius Bernard Roberts, on March 1. -To Max Conner Sr. of Perry, 79, listed in Bill Boyd’s 75-and- Over Happy Birthday Club. -To Muriel Meadows, who made the official Cherry Blossom Doll and the Official Dogwood Festival Doll and was featured on television and in The Macon Telegraph... The 1994 Official Dogwood Festival Doll is Tiffany, named for Tiffany Giles, the 1989 (first) Little Miss Dogwood. Muriel Meadows initiated the idea for the Dogwood Festival and the Downtown Development Authority brought it crscfJo nw t jf 10% \t\ Off We’re cutting you in on some big savings 10% i \ at Family Footwear for Easter ° ff j-■ 1 Bring this valuable coupon to Family Footwear for big savings on children’s shoes, k I Offer good only thru April 2, 1994 L^ / Family Footwear V \ 1 /'// 345 Gen. Courtmey Hodges Blvd. • Perry, GA )/ y 987-2346 • Hours: Monday - Saturday 9-6 Jjj T/JlnTu , l m rTTp'Oiß st iiv wx yi abco efgh iJTrsn^^gy V FORMAL WEAR One Of The Largest Men’s Formal Wear Dealers in Middle Georgia 929-5200 1994 CHOICE IN CHAINS WINNERS WENDY'S PIZZA INN ' REDU>BSnW ' ' * WimerHouses Sandwiches Subway ! OLIVE GARDEN " : StMklrouses Family Dining OUTBACK CRACKER BARREL STEAKHOUSE : V- ■ ■ J •;/ ; From Restaurants A *r»mu«on» • • ffife —— j lAaa. J MM. rrS# \ /A Bril*. • j|&? ’mW y?€Cj• .••»• Sb* y . Kings Chapel Good Citizens The following students were named Good Citizens for the Week of February 14, 1994: Trey Cawthon, Velna Williams, T.J. Davis, Michael Flint, Josh Warllck, Brittany Stubbs and Tiffany Carr. Also named were: Nicole Lollls, Jenifer Sweat, James Lynn, Mandy Nicole Hughes, Charles Lewis, Mychael Williams and Ja ‘Sheca Peavy. Others named, but who were absent for the picture, were: Ashlee Butler, Josh Skellle, Ashley Postell and Katie O’Rourke. into being. -To Blair Brown, February GA of the Month. -To John Steese, who celebrated his first anniversary as Rehoboth’s Minister of Youth on March 20. -To Mr. and Mrs. Ryck David Suydam of Warner Robins upon their marriage Jan. 22, at First Christian Church in Perry. The bride is the daughter of Wilma Day and the late Curtis Sherrill.. The groom is the son of Kate Suydam of Gales Ferry, Conn., and David Suydam of Malibu, Calif.. m Mrs. Mark Fendley of Murfreesboro, Tenn., visited her grandmother, Mrs. Muriel Akin, for the past two weekends. Mark accompanied Alice on the first visit. 111 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler from Greenwood, S.C., were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bledsoe. Mr. Chandler was formerly football coach at Perry High School and choir director at First Baptist Church. 11l Elinor Whipple and Pauline Lewis enjoyed Opera Gala presented by The Macon College Community "Annual Dogwood Festival Ball" Special " s .». Up 45% At Stewart’s Formal Wear Look For Us At Our New Location 1221 Russell Pkwy. # 1 NATIONWIDE SURVEY NAMES WENDY'S #1 FOR SIX STRAIGHT YEARS! Food Good Cleanli- Index Quality Service ness TOTAL WENDY’S 3.83 3.55 3.57 3.59 McDonalds 3.40 3.48 3.55 3.48 Burger King 3.53 3.37 3.42 3.41 Hardees 3.56 3.33 3.39 3.41 ■ vflml'M I & | [ KAjiriSMTOJ Chorus at Riverside United Methodist Church on Saturday, March 12. 11l Dr. and Mrs. Deryle Whipple are enjoying having Jane’s daughter, Pam, and her family close by. They moved to Perry last weekend from Florida and are living in Winslow Apartments. 11l The Choir of First Baptist Church enjoyed having Chief Frank Simons accompany them on his guitar for their special on Sunday morning. 11l The Grandparents program at Westfield was great It was the first performance in the new spacious gymnatorium and “played to an appreciative full house”. 11l Nat Chandler of Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler of Greenwood, S. C., is touring with “PHantom of the Opera” which is scheduled to be at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta in October. The Chandlers are former residents of Perry. 11l If you have noticed a new face in the dining area of the New Perry Reprinted From Restaurants & Institutions February 1,1994 - America Rates Its Favorite Chains 1428 Sam Nunn Blvd. Perry, GA 31069 I) Best Burgers In Business And A Whole Lot More Hotel, she’s Janet (Mrs. Keith) Seamon. Keith is affiliated with Landmark Realty. 111 Misses Mary Helen and Laura Barfield, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barfield, were home this past weekend from college, visiting their parents, brother, Jeff, and grandmother, Mrs. Gladwyn Barfield. 111 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sproull of Fayetteville, Ga., were recent visitors of his sister, Mrs. Gladwyn Sproull. 11l First Baptist Church Adult Choir will present an Easter Musical. Every Tongue Confess, on Sunday, March 27 and Monday, March 28, at 7:00 p.m. The public is invited. 11l Following the Victory Christian Fellowship Family Enrichment Seminar, conducted by Dr. Jerry and Bobbi Gross, lunch will be served for pastors in the community, and called ministers and their spouses, as guests of Victory Christian Fellowship. Please call 912-987- 9826 or 912-987-4161 for reservations. yf *