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Wednesday, May 18,1994 “Houston Times-Journal Page 2A Death notices Herschel Bowden VALLEY HEAD, Ala.-Herschel Bowden, 69, died Sunday, May 15, 1994. He worked as a fanner for most of his life. Survivors: wife, Lillie Bowden of Valley Head; children, Joellen Welch of Chattanogga, Tenn., and Karen Freeman of Valley Head; brothers and sisters, Rufus Bowden and Zona McCary, both of Byron, Joyce Whitehead of Fort Valley, and Gloria Mashbum of Roberta; stepbrothers and sisters, Bill Hatchett and Hugh Hatchett, both of Fort Valley, Annie Stephens of Powder Springs, and Maxine Forehand of Perry; seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services: Will be held Wednesday, May 18, 1994 in the Bethany Primitive Baptist Church in Fort Valley at 2 p.m. Burial will take place in the Oaklawn Cemetery. Elder Norman Randall will officiate. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Bethany Primitive Baptist Church, c/o Homer Gassett, 118 Forsyth St., Fort Valley, 31030. Rooks Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Eugenia Womack WARNER ROBINS-Eugenia "Doll'' Womack died Friday, May 13, 1994 at her residence. Bom in Houston County, she was the daughter of the late William and Winnie Bonner. She was a member of Sandbed Baptist Church. Survivors: husband, Johnnie Lee Womack Sr. of Warner Robins; children, Melvin Womack, Pamela Williams, Marcus Womack, Sanda L. Womack and Noel A. Womack, all of Warner Robins, and Annie Marie Womack of San Antonio, Tx.; stepchildren, Johnnie M. Harris, Dorothy Johnson and Johnnie L. Womack, Jr., all of Warner Robins and Linda Milton of Tucson, Ariz.; sisters, Lillie M. Farms of Kathleen and Trudy M. Harris of Warner Robins; and several grandchildren. Services: Were held Tuesday, May 17, 1994 in the Sandbed Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Burial took place in the church cemetery. The Rev. David Savage officiated. Richardson and Son Funeral Home in Warner Robins had charge of arrangements. Bank South opens two new offices in Kroger Bank South announced today that it will offer customers in Houston County the convenience of banking where they shop for groceries, seven days a week until 8 p.m. Bank South will open two new InStore offices inside the Kroger stores in the Parkway Station Shopping Center in Warner Robins and the Perry Marketplace Shopping Center in Perry. These new facilities will open by mid- September and will have teller windows as well as a private office for customers who wish to discuss lending and investment products. The opening of these new offices brings the number of Bank South offices in Houston County to six and the total number of offices across Georgia to 144, including 46 InStore offices. "At Bank South, we pride ourselves on being Tomorrow's Bank Today and providing customers with direct access to all of our financial services, including mortgages, mutual funds and other investments, at any of our offices," Perry Area Home Loan Rates Metiers atm & Associates 8.625% + .025 pcs A 8.250% + 2.00 pcs. 8.125% ♦ 0 pis Deb* ratio to 50% •FBA/VA rales upon request. Debt consolida tion loans. Mobile homes on owned land 15 to 3f-yr. terms. Second mortgages at prime. Commerklai & SB A Loans. Farmer MAC Loans. Sc Associates Financial Planner, Insurance Services Commercial, Residential, and Farm Loans P.O. BOX 27 514-BGEN. C. HODGES BLVD. PERRY, G A 31069 Tel: 912-987-3817 jj NAPA "TIME TO SHINE” CAR WASH KIT -f» R JE > w/FREE HOSE ■JXSSXSt.S Prorectart No Toucr vMJ*\t\* Tire Care, ssonge V ▼ [ | * w \ wash nrttanC I I ■ 1 ■ | ■ \ WH H 8 I I I '4 WfiMijii,! hv j i<rx -595 jr •ONE PER VISIT AMU V ‘ SUPPUES LAST WSA PERRY Brooks (RAPA) said George Slappey, President of Bank South in Houston County. "Full-service InStore banking is the hub of our unique delivery system and allows customers to bank when it's most convenient for them." In addition to convenience, the Bank South/Kroger partnership provides other unique advantages for customers. For example, through October 31, consumers can save 5 percent on their purchases at participating merchants, including Kroger stores, when they use their Bank South Check Card. Bank South is a $6.0 billion, Atlanta-based holding company that serves the financial needs of consumers and businesses throughout Georgia. Beckham recognized at GC Honors Day Kevin Gregory Beckham of Perry was recognized as the recipient of an International Studies Scholarship at the 43rd Annual Honors Day observance on April 22 at Georgia College. To Cel A New Car Loan As Low As 5.95% APR, All It Mes Is A Little Push. UU7J-2J4JOJSJ For a great rate and quick approvals on new auto loans, give us a call or stop by any Bank South office. And discover how low we can go. #[= Bank South ■ I w« uvr «oir. «Jwcr rc cmJt ess are sutwer to change -rthout notxe Certar InoDons appfc *ourw wcratK aeocir <* rvrtt*. w'-erc Srom 3ar* South depcst account C 1994 Bar* South Corporator. Memeer FOIC- Otter good through May 31.1994, or while supplies last at: Auto Parts 80b Commerce Street • Perry, Georgia (912) 987-2922 *4 City recognizes WWII 50th anniversary By PAULINE LEWIS StaH Writer In recognition of the 50th an niversary of World War 11, the na tional Department of Defense has established a 50th Anniversary Commemoration Committee whose task is to coordinate the country's activities honoring its World War II veterans. Perry will be named "Commemorative Community" by planning events to recognize the anniversary including a proclama tion recently signed by Mayor Jim Won-all. The proclamation recognizes the men and women of Georgia who fought and died throughout World War 11, in battles from North Africa to Europe, to Hawaii and to the is lands in the Pacific Ocean. An estimated 324,373 Georgians answered their nation’s call; 11,650 were wounded and 4,831 made the supreme sacrifice for our country during World War D. "It is a privilege and is in the best interest of our state and nation that we express our gratitude to our World War II veterans whose sacri fices should serve as constant re- Cochran company to perform DOT project The Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT) has accepted 109 of the 113 apparent low bids received in its April 22, 1994 contract letting. The total cost of these statewide projects will be $63,052,785.48. A contract award was made which calls for construction in Houston County. A contract was awarded to Everett Dykes Grassing Co., Inc. of Cochran for 19.136 miles of plant mix resurfacing on various streets in Perry, Warner Robins and Centerville; also various county roads. The low bid amounted to $469,866.50. the scheduled completion date is Nov. 30, 1994. Roadway improvement projects are an integral aspect of the DOTs commitment to providing the best in transportation for the citizens of Houston County and the entire state. "PRICE BUSTER Classified Deadline Is Noon on Monday & 5 pm on Thursday ft . mm MU ■ * : jft I lIF - Present for Mayor Jim Worrall'a signing of the proclamation were the following members of the American Legion Post 24, Perry: Don Norris, Harry Bretz, Walter Rembisz, Thomas Mayo and Olin Taylor. minders of the high price of liberty. A total of 163,700 World War II veterans currently reside in Georgia. SHARED VISION In I sii\i;s n i in i ii i \ i i i s UK ri TON JOHN f tilt Mt'MON t K T £ -~.f S\«.l N Tin ' *.•** * SILVFA Iff «0«f AT Ml Mill . *’ ■ <•0 ATTW\*T p*** sikvti *o\nm See us for a great assortment of Ray-Ban 9 Sunglasses Hurry In Now While Supplies Last and Receive your Choice of CD or Cassette of Shared Visions The Songs of The Beatles Complete Eye Examinations (includes treatment of ocular diseases) Huge selection of frames from budget to designer - Two For One Selection Dr. D.B. Christie, Jr. 1105 Momingside Dr. • Perry, GA • 987-5500 Hours: 8:30 - 5:00 Monday - Friday • Saturday 9-12 KiSn Q C><2./V'EL/ *94 Chevy Beretta Z 26 Loaded, White 15,695 *93 Chevy Ext cab SWB 12,000 miles, loaded 18,995 *93 Buick Regal 4 dr Loaced, V 6 14,400 ‘92 Chevy K-S Blazer Conv. kit 3x3 22,900 Mayor Worrall proclaimed the pe riod between December 7,1991 and September 2, 1995, as "World War *94 Buick Century V 6, Loaded 14.995 *94 Chevy Cavalier 4-dr Gray, Auto, A/C 9,650 *94 Chevy Lumina Euro 4 dr, Loaded 16,400 *93 Chevy Lumina Euro 4 dr, Loaded 13.995 *94 Buick Regal 2-Dr. 3.8 Engne, Alum Wheels 16,450 *94 Pontiac Sunbird 2-Dr, Red, Auto 11,201 *93 Buick Park Ave Loaded, ISE Pkg. 24.400 *92 Chevy S-10 V 6, 8,000 miles 10.400 HAMBY CHEVROLET * SEP • PONTIAC • BUICK • SMC TRUCK Exit 42 off 1-75, Perry, Georgia (912) 987-2122 'Ui-t Sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb presents The Hottest Hits Under the Sun . » T4aW— *94 Chevy Impala S.S. 350, VB, Black 23,611 *93 Buick Lesabre 4 dr, Alum Wheels 16,480 *94 Chevy Caprice Classic 4 dr, Loaded 15.995 *9O Mercury Topaz 4 dr, Loaded 5.995 II Commemorative Years” in Georgia in honor of the state's World War II veterans. *94 Chevy Ext Cab 3/4 ton 4x4, Diesel, Loaded 26,600 •93 Buick Century V 6, Loaded, Lt Blue 12,880 *93 Chevy Corsica 4 dr, Tilt, Plocks 11,450 *93 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 dr, Loaded 14,400