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Saturday, May 14,1994" H0u5t0n Tknes-Journal
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Georgia Power Co. operating supervisor Don Hassebrock, right, distributes the Team
Robins license plates to employees Andy Cawley, far left, and Homer Barber for mounting
on company vehicles. Georgia Power Is one of several Middle Georgia companies that are
displaying team spirit by placing the license plates on personal and company vehicles
Others Include Northrop Corp., Flint EMC, Souther Bell and Eddie Wiggins' Ford Lincoln
Mercury, Inc.
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Officers for the Sgt. Clinton C. Duncan Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy.
UDC officers installed for the 1994 year
By PAULINE LEWIS
Staff Writer
Mrs. Molly Moss of Elko re
cently installed the following
members of the Sgt. Clinton C.
Duncan Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy as the 1994-95
chapter officers:
President, Mrs. Edward E. Lusk;
First Vice President, Mrs. W.C.
Harrison; Second Vice President,
Brambila to speak at national convention
Linda A. Brambila, owner of the
Merle Norman Studios in down
town Perry and Macon Mall, will
be a guest speaker at the company’s
national convention in Nashville,
Tenn. May 16-18.
Brambila, who had already been
with the company for 18 years
when she and a daughter purchased
the Macon Mall Studio in 1992,
just recently acquired the local stu
dio in downtown Perry.
“Linda has accomplished a great
deal in a short time at the Macon
Mall location and promises to do
the same in Perry,” said Darlene
Moan, vice president over Merle
Norman’s southeastern region. “We
U-Haul dealers recognized
for five years of service
U-Haul International applauds
Donald and Jean Williamson, of
Perry, owners of Williamson
Enterprises, for five years of
dedicated service as a U-Haul dealer.
The Williamsons celebrated their
fifth anniversary on May 2, 1994.
The Williamsons have built a solid
reputation with customers for
serving their self-moving needs
with quality U-Haul equipment and
services.
The Williamsons have three
children, ranging in age from 16 to
20 years. The Williamsons enjoy
spending their spare time sewing,
reading, fishing, and hunting.
Williamson Enterprises offers a
full line of dependable moving
equipment, including moving vans,
trailers, car-top carriers and trailer
rental hitches. Customers can also
find all the support rental items
they'll need to make their move
easier, such as furniture pads,
appliance and furniture dollies and
side-view mirrors. U-Haul also
offers sales items designed
Mrs. M.K. Dorsett; Third Vice
President, Mrs. George Brown;
Secretary, Mrs. W.F. Daniels;
Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Kezar;
Historian, Mrs. R.D. Kent;
Registrar, Mrs. W.D. Wilson and
Recorder of Crosses, Mrs. W.H..
Underwood, Jr.
Visitors and prospective members
were Sheila Crenshaw of
have asked her to share some of her
innovative ideas with other studio
owners. There will be a pane! of
four studio owners from across the
nation who will be addressing the
delegates. All of these owners have
success stories that can be of bene
fit to others.”
While at the convention, Bram
bila and her husband, Bob, will also
attend a luncheon with the national
company’s chairman of the board
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J.B.
Nethercutt. The purpose of this
luncheon, which will include a total
of eight studio owners and their
spouses, is to provide owners with
specifically for moving, such as
heavy-duty boxes in a variety of
sizes for just about any need...plus
tape, rope, protective wrapping
materials, mattress covers, even
locks.
Williamson Enterprises has been
serving customers at 606 General
Courtney Hodges Blvd. for five
years. For more information,
contact Donald or Jean Williamson
at (912)987-7093.
Leslie Rundles
on Dean's List
at Mercer Univ.
Perry resident Leslie Rundles has
been named to the winter quarter
Dean's List at Mercer University's
College of Liberal Arts. Inclusion
to the Dean's List requires that a
student cam a 3.66 or better GPA
while taking at least 12 hours® of
course work.
Hawkinsville, Mrs. Glenn Faulkner
(the former Beth Moody), and her
daughter, Terry (Mrs. Randall
Walker), both of Atlanta.
Chapter President Mrs. Edward
Lusk, presided over a short business
session at the luncheon meeting
which was held at the home of her
daughter and chapter member, Mrs.
R.D. Kent of Warner Robins.
an opportunity to share fresh, new
ideas directly with the chairman.
In addition to Brambila, next
week’s national Merle Norman
Convention will host
representatives from the 2,500
Merle Norman Studios throughout
the United States, Canada and
Mexico.
“I am honored to have been se
lected to represent other owners and
to have the opportunity to share my
ideas with others,” Brambila said.
“While there are promotion and
marketing projects that have worked
well for our studio, there are others
that did not work at all. Perhaps
through the round table discussion
and the studio owner panel, we can
help other owners to avoid repeat
ing the same mistakes and to stay
on the positive route.”
Scholars,
from 1A
school, giving evidence of his citi
zenship, self-esteem and concern for
others. Each scholar will receive a
certificate and a gold diploma seal.
Other Houston County students
named Georgia Scholars are:
•Houston County High seniors
Sonia Boyum, David Bury, Kristie
Lilje and Tara Schlick.
•Northside High seniors
Matthew Altmeyer, Tara Faircloth,
James Lovett 111 and John Sexton.
•Warner Robins High seniors
Jonna Adams, Zion Calhoun, Brian
Gerkey, Christopher Mabee,
Jennifer Mathe, Rachel Patton,
Alicia Talton and Micha; Ziegler.
The Scholars are eligible for a
governor's Scholarship of approxi
mately $i,500 per academic year to
be used for tuition costs if they
choose to attend an approved public
or private college or university in
Georgia and meet other program re
quirements.
Volunteers needed throughout the county
Are you interested in
volunteering for the Olympics in
Atlanta in 1996? Call Volunteer
Houston County for information.
For working people interested in
helping, talk to Volunteer Houston
County from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Monday evenings. Call 953-9333
today! Here are some of the current
volunteer opportunities we have:
Youth Volunteer Program
Coordinators: 6 adults needed to
work with teens this summer.
Commitment will be every
Roley,
from 4A
Seeking to prevent the total de
struction of their nation, several
Cherokees, including the publisher
of the Phoenix signed a "treaty" ex
changing Cherokee land east of the
Mississippi for land in Oklahoma.
The Cherokee government never
ratified the treaty.
Several cases, all won by
Cherokees, were contested in U.S.
federal court. After one, Worchester
v. Georgia, was heard in the U.S.
Supreme Court, with the Court rul
ing for the Cherokees, then Presi
dent Andrew Jackson said, "John
Marshall made his decision, now let
him enforce it."
Gen. Winfield Scott was sent
into the Cherokee nation with
7,000 regular troops and Georgia
militia. On May 26, 1838, the
troops began to forcibly remove the
Cherokees from their homes.
Cherokees would leave to work
their land in the morning, only to
find it occupied by settlers that day.
Even before the government moved
to evict the Cherokees, the gov
ernment of Georgia had divided up
their land in a land lottery.
Over the summer and winter of
1838, over 15,000 Cherokees were
forced marched west to Oklahoma.
One in four never made it to their
new homes. As many as 4,000
Cherokees died on what is known
as the Trail of Tears.
New Echota is open Tuesday
through Sunday. The park is closed
on Mondays, Thanksgiving and
Christmas. Tuesday through Satur
day, the park is open from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. On Sunday, the park
opens at 2 p.m. and closes at 5:30
p.m. There is a fee of $2 to visit
the park.
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weekday for 2-3 weeks, then about
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summer. Have fun working with
teens doing constructive projects!
Cooks are needed for day camp
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or simple have a serious interest in
helping disabled youths by running
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Drivers are needed to serve hot
meals to shut-ins. Mileage will be
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Words cannot express the sincere
gratitude the Family of Robert
“Pop” Horton felt for the flowers ,
food and compassion shown us
during the time of his death .
Thank you all ,
The Family of Robert Horton
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Storekeepers needed to help run a
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