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1 - Wednesday, November 2,1994, Houston Times-Journal
”1 Death notices
Sylvia Feelus Levy
Funeral services for Sylvia
Feelus Levy, mother-in-law of
Byron resident Theodore A.
Feitshans, were held at Plaza
Memorial Chapel in Manhattan,
New York City recently. Theodore
A. Feitshans is the son of Richard
and Jean Feitshans, owners of
Mossy Creek Farms and long-time
residents of Perry. Her death marks
the passing of the last person bom
to the Feelus family.
Sylvia Feelus Levy was an
outstanding teacher and scholar as
well as a beloved cook, mother,
grandmother, mother-in-law,
neighbor and friend. Sylvia Feelus
Levy was the mother of Fred Levy
and Ilise Levy Feitshans, the
grandmother of Jay Levy Feitshans
and Emalyn Levy Feitshans, and
the widow of the late Jack Levy
Esq. She graduated Hunter College
with a B.A. and had a Masters of
Science in Education from Lehman
College, which she applied in her
work as a teacher of Mentally
Retarded Young Adults in New
York City. A memorial is also
planned at the McSweeney
Occupational Training Center, in
the near future.
In May, 1994, Sylvia Feelus
Levy was one of 25 women selected
by the Riverdale Press as "Mother
of the Year" based on an essay.
A Memorial Fund has been
established to create the Jack and
Sylvia Feelus Levy Puppet Theatre
at Wave Hill. Wave Hill is a 26
acre park and cultural preserve two
blocks west of the home of Jack
and Sylvia Feelus Levy. It was the
home of Mark Twain and other
notables, and one-time visiting
residence of the Queen of England.
Donations in her memory and in
memory of her late husband. Jack
Levy, Esq. can be sent to: Jack and
Sylvia Feelus Levy Puppet Theatre.
Wave Hill. 675 West 252nd Street.
Riverdale New York City 10471,
Attention: Noah Baen
Katie Lou Davis Hawke
MORGAN-Katic Lou Davis
Hawke. 87, died Thursday, Oct. 27,
1994 in a Douglas hospital. Bom
in Calhoun County, she was a
member of New Light Freewill
Baptist church and the Ladies
Auxiliary. Survivors: children,
Pauline H Willis and Margie H
Rogers, both of Douglas, Sarah H
Hobbs of Waycross. William G
Hawke of Albany, and Joseph S
Haw ke of Perry ; 11 grandchildren;
and two great grandchildren
Services: Were held Saturday.
Oct. 29, 1994 in the New Light
Freewill Baptist Church at 2 p m
Burial look place in the church
cemetery. The Ralph Lightsey
officiated. Contributions may be
made to the New Light Freewill
Baptist Church Kimbrell-Stem
Funeral Home in Albany had charge
of arrangements.
Sammie L. Holmes
Sammie L. "Son" Holmes, died
Saturday. Oct. 29, 1994 in a local
hospital Bom in Houston County,
he was the son of the late Will and
Estella Holmes. Survivors:
wife, Jannie Dunn Holmes of
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Perry; children, Bernice H. Radford
and Janet H. Little, both of Perry,
Dianne Holmes and Shirley Gates,
both of Macon, and Gail Holmes
and Leroy Porter, both of Warner
Robins; stepchildren, Laverne H.
Waker, Darrell Holmes, Bruce
Holmes, Benjamin Holmes and
Tammie H. Clark, all of Perry;
sister, Alice Holmes of Perry; 11
grandchildren; and 13 great
grandchildren.
Services: Will be held
Thursday, Nov. 3, 1994 in die
Word of Deliverance Church of God
in Christ at 2:30 p.m. Burial will
take place in the Kings Chapel
Church Cemetery. Elder Milton
Wynn will officiate. 'The body will
be placed in the church an hour
before services. Richardson Funeral
Home in Perry has charge of
arrangements.
Pearl Miller Motley
BARNESVILLE-Pearl Miller
Motley, 101, of Barnesville, died
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1994 at her
residence. Born in Talbot County,
she was the daughter of the late
John Brandon and Emma Marshall
Miller. She had lived in
Barnesville most of her life and was
For Your Health
HEALTHY HOLIDAY COOKING & GIFT IDEAS
Come and learn to cook new healthy and quick holiday dishes. Cooking demonstrations
with samples and recipes, and ideas for holidays gift giving.
Date: Thursday, November 10
Time: 7-9 p.m.
Location: Ag Building (733 Carroll Street, Perry)
Cost: $5 (Pre-registration required.)
COMMUNITY CPR - COURSE C
Learn how to recognize a heart attack and how to perform American Heart Association
CPR and the choking maneuver.
Date: Saturday, November 19
Time: 9.D0 a.m.
Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room
Cost. S2O (Pre-registration required.)
CPR & FIRST AID
Learn how to respond in emergency situations. All participants will receive a 240-page First
Aid and Safety Book and certification through the American Red Cross.
Date: Tuesday, November 29
Time: 3.-00 - 9:30 p.m.
Location: Ag Building (733 Carroll Street, Perry)
Cost: $35 (Pre-registration required.)
CPR FOR KIDS
Enroll vour child in this course designed by the American Heart Association for children
ages 10 and up. School s out it’s a teacher's workshop day.
Date: Monday, November 7
Time: 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room
Cost: sls (Pre-registration required.)
EdijCare;
A SERVICE OF PERRY HOSPITAL
FOR REGISTRATION , CALL 987-3600 EXTENSION 405.
Church sets fall BBQ and
super Saturday this week
High Attendance Day in Sunday
School at Houston Lake Baptist
Church will be Nov. 6. Bring a
friend!
Churchwide Fall Fellow
ship/Bar-B-Q will be held Friday,
Nov. 4, at 7 p.m. at Bridges' home
at 452 Sandefur Road. Call John
O'Neal at 987-9951 or Jimmy
Mixon at 987-4493 for reserva
tions. In case of rain, it will be re
scheduled
On Super Saturday, Nov. 5, 10
a member of the First Baptist
Church. She was an agent for the
Atlanta Journal in Barnesville.
Survivors: daughters, Vivian M.
Haywood and Gladys M. Steel,
both of Barnesville; sister, Rachel
Calhoun of Perry; 7 grandchildren;
and 12 great-grandchildren; and 3
great-great-grandchildren.
Services: Were held
Saturday, Oct. 29, 1994 in the First
Baptist Church in Barnesville at 2
p.m. The Rev. Garth Forster
officiated. Burial took place in the
Greenwood Cemetery. Haisten
Funeral Home in Barnesville had
charge of arrangements.
a.m. - 1 p.m. our kids will be mak
ing Christmas cards for missionar
ies and then will have lunch at
Chick-Fil-A.
Kids! Bring $3.00 for lunch.
Come! and get a surprise!
The Wild, Wild West Family
Festival will be held Nov. 12, from
5 - 8 p.m. at Houston Lake Baptist
Church. Here's what's planned:
Barrel Race (5 -5:30 p.m.) 7th
12th graders; Chili Chowdown
(5:30 - 6:15 p.m.) Eatin' time!
Barrel Races (6:15 - 6:45 p.m.);
Sack Race (7 - 7:15 p.m.); 3-
Legged Race (7:15 - 7:30 p.m.);
Hayrides - #1 (7:30 - 7:45 p.m.)
and #2 (7:45 - 8 p.m. )Donations
toward the Activators' trip in 1995
would be appreciated.
White Ribbons Against Pornog
raphy Week, Oct. 30 - Nov. 6, is a
national campaign sponsored by
Morality in Media to draw attention
to the pervasive problem of pornog
raphy in our nation. Wear your
white ribbon all week and encour
age others to join as
we stand together against this
evil in our nation.
LET'S KEEP TOMMY IRVIN
Tommy Irvin is one of the nation's top
agricultural leaders. His vision for the future is
reinforced by his accomplishments and goals
which will lead Georgia into the 21st Century.
• Consolidated services to save tax dollars.
• Strengthening the State's economy by developing
markets for Georgia's vast diversified agricultural
products.
• Continuing to expand world markets to see Georgia
commodities served on dinner tables throughout the
world.
• Maintaining Georgia's national recognition as a leader
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MACON COLLEGE
Getting Started Seminar
Warner Robins Campus • Robins Resident Center
Monday, November 7 • 6:30 p.m.
If you're interested in beginning or returning to
college this winter, now's the time to act. On Monday,
November 7, attend Getting Started, an informal
Macon College seminar designed for mature adults
and working students.
You’ll learn how thousands of busy middle Georgians
enroll in day or evening classes at four campus
locations in Macon/Wamer Robins. You'll learn about
majors ranging from Business Administration and
Computer Science to Engineering and Education.
You’ll also explore time management, selecting a
major, financial aid and renewing study skills. During
the seminar you can ask all the questions you like or
just sit back and listen.
If you've postponed or interrupted your college
education...take this first step. Attend Getting Started
on Monday, November 7. The program begins at 6:30
p.m. at the Warner Robins Campus located in the
Advanced Technology Park off Houston Lake Blvd.
For more information, call:
Warner Robins Campus • 953-3185
Robins Resident Center *926-6125
Toll Free for all locations • 1-800-272-7619
in food safety.
• Promoting the use of new
scientific technology.
• Serving as spokesman for the
farmer and advocate for the
consumer.
VOTE FOR TOMMY IRVIN
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
NOVEMBER BTH
