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Wednesday, October 26,1994, Houston Times-Journa! Page 2B B f KJk. * m ■ JBBHBBmJKvWI p Presenting fresh peaches to Lt. Gov. Pierre Howard during a recent visit to the Capitol are (front row, l-r) Lacey Mizell of Warner Robins, Tiny State Miss Georgia Peach Queen; Nicole Goss of Arabi, Little State Miss Georgia Peach Queen; Amanda Hayes of Tifton, Miss Georgia Pre-Teen; (back row) Heather Wilder of Perry, State Miss Georgia Peach Queen; Lt. Gov. Pierre Howard; and Heather Rhodes of Vidalia, Petite State Miss Georgia Peach Queen. Beauty queens visit Ga. capitol The State Miss Georgia Peach Queens were recently invited to tour the Georgia state capitoi. While there, they toured the Capitol Museum and the Legislative Chambers. They also met with Lt. Gov. Pierre Howard and presented him with fresh peaches from Lane Packing Company in Fort Valley. Later the same day, the queens Top secretary Wanda Eckhardt, county secretary for the Hous ton County Farm Bu reau, won the Bth Dis trict Secretary Award at the district meeting in Montezuma Oct. 10. If Eckhardt is one of top four district winners, than she become eligi ble to win the top secre tary award in the state. Eckhardt is shown holding the plaque she won at the district meeting. "I love work ing in the Perry office," said Eckhardt on win ning the award. Lanes celebrte 61st anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Mose Lane Sr. celebrated their 61 si anniversary Aug. 20, 1994. The Lanes were both bom in Houston County. For the last 67 years, they have made dieir home in Grovina. The Lanes have six children: John A. Lane, Marie Kendrick, Doyle L. Lane, Theodore Lane, Louise Walker and Mose A. Lane (Dale !s L HOUSE OF STYLES * H (Ask for Peggy ) n family Hair Care Center Wm Tannino - Offer Exp H M Sdcsj 0 Ej 10% OFF d y matrix y*?™™ *-„*>• essentials Hair Spray J Srou'si { Zfooitak ear Stere 903 Northside Dr. Perry I Home Owners Could You Use .... $20,000 168.17 $40,000... .336.34 $30,000 252.26 $50,000 420.43 9.5% - 360 mo. APR - 10% For Best Rates Regardless of Credit Fixed Rates - Fixed Terms SOUTHERN FUNDING MORTGAGE 3902 Northside Drive B-4* Macon, GA 31210 1-800-477-7950 Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee 9 t y~“ visited the Georgia Peach Commission Office and toured the “World of Coca-Cola," ending the day with a meal at Underground Atlanta. Heather Wilder and Nicole Goss also attended the Sunbelt Expo in Moultrie and were filmed by CNN News. They were also introduced by Miss Georgia during her perfor mance at the Sunbelt Expo. Bill «—■‘■sH mSsM Jr. They also have 23 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren. In addition to celebrating their anniversary, the Lanes also cele brated their birthdays. Mose Lane Sr. celebrated his 81st birthday on Aug. 10, 1994, and Annie Lane celebrated her 83rd birthday on July 29, 1994, Fall Specials Krm $ 29 95 « AT A' AF A' A- A- A' A' A' A A" A’ A' .V A” A 1 A' AT Heath, Wilson wed in ceremony at chapel on St. Simons Island Stacy Lynn Heath of Brunswick and Daniel Alan Wilson of Perry were married on Saturday, March 19, 1994 in the Lovely Lane Chapel Epworth By The Sea on St. Simons Island at 1:30 p.m. Stacy is the daughter of Harold and Johnnie Heath of Brunswick. Daniel is the son of Joe and Betty Howell of Perry. The Rev. Jake Anderson officiated. Wedding music was provided by Kerri Hutchinson, vocalist and Barry Randolh, pianist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white bridal satin. The fitted bodice was embellished with lace medallions embroidered with pearls and sequins and featured an illusion yoke ending in a jeweled wedding band neckline and Gibson sleeves. A matching lace motif was featured on the skirt that cascaded into a semi-cathedral train. Her bridal veil was a wreath of pearls, sequins and lace flowers secured her finger tip veil of Local births Summer Delaina Hill Summer Delaina Hill was bom on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1994 to Frances M. Keller and Russell F. Hill of Warner Robins. Maternal grandparents are Mary L. Burton and the late Walter E. Burton of Chipley, Fla. Paternal grandparents are Brenda Hill of Warner Robins and Larry and Iris Hill of Eatonton. Krystal Curtis Dewberry Krystal Curtis Dewberry was born on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1994 to Edna Davis and Curtis Dewberry of Fort Valley. Maternal grandmother is Maxine Lenard of Fort Valley. Paternal grandparent is Jessie Dewberry of Fort Valley. 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Antonius Deontre Putman Antonius Deontre Putman was bom on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1994 to Takeshia L. Taylor of Unadilla and Antonius Putman of Vienna. Maternal grandparents are Louise T. and Otis Gary of Unadilla. Paternal grandparents are Ruby N. and Vernon A. Putman. Deonte Martez Soloman Deonte Martez Soloman was bom on Monday, Oct. 3, 1994 to Pam Rawland and Raymond Soloman, both of Perry. Maternal grandparents are Lorene and Wilmer Rawland of Perry. Paternal grandparents are Annie and Alfonzo Soloman of Perry. _ #20663 r roTol m obile I I HLK I PAINTS f INTERIOR I Latex Flat 1 Wall Paint 12” Custom Color Matching 3 Pc. 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