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Wednesday, November 9,1994, Houston Times-Journal Page 2A Ellen Jane Blackwell Ellen Jane Blackwell passed away on Sunday, Oct. 29, 1994 at her residence in Fremont, Ohio. Miss Blackwell was bom in Homer, Ga., Banks County and was the daughter of A.C. and Eliza Blackwell. She moved with her family to Perry in 1914. She graduated from Perry High School and was a member of First Baptist Church in Perry. She moved to Fremont, Ohio in 1942 and was a homemaker. Survivors: one sister, Mae Blackwell Ziegler and brother-in-law, John Ziegler; four nieces and three nephews, all of Fremont, Ohio; stepmother, Mrs. Janette B. Dickey of Perry; two sister-in-laws, l.ettie Mclntosh of Floral City, Fla., and Mrs. Marie Blackwell of Pensacola, Fla. Services: Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1994 in Old Fort, Ohio. Burial took place in the Old Fort Cemetery. William Joseph Boone William Joseph "Billy" Boone, 70. of 1425 Nancelon, died Monday, Nov. 7, 1994 in a Macon hospital. Born in Dooly County, he was the son of the late William J. and Floride Conner Boone. He was a Navy veteran who served in World War II He was a graduate of the University of Georgia and a member of Perry United Methodist Church and the Men's Bible Class. He was a branch chief of procurement, retired from Robins Air Force Base. Survivors: wife, Frances Irby Boone of Perry , children, Joe Boone of Perry and l isa Bixme of Winterville. Services: Will be held Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1994 in the Evergreen Cemetery at 11 a m Dr. Marcus Tripp will officiate. Contributions may be made to Southeastern Kidney Council, I -ike Plaza East 900, Ridgefield Suite 150. Raleigh, N.C. 27609. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home in Perry has charge o! arrangements. R. Harry Dumas WARNER ROBINS- R Harry Club honors members who died By PAULINE LEWIS Society Editor As is its custom, the Perry Ki wants Club memorializes those members lost through death during the past year Marion Brown, club member was laid to rest in Kvergreeen Cemetery on April 21. HW4. On Tuesday, Nov 1, 1044, Dr John O. Yarbrough, pastor of First Baptist Church, and also a club member, presented the memorial service for Marion Brown Judge George Nunn, Brown's nephew, spoke lovingly o* his un cle’s sense of humor, his big heart, organizational ability, his caring love for people, and the interests in Perry to which he devoted his time and talents; namely. Perry United Methodist Church, Perry Savings and Loan (now Georgia Federal), Perry Country Club. Kiwanis Club and its Inter-Club; and he filled a void in die Nunn household when his sister. Coralie. lost her hus band, Francis Nunn. Dr. Yarbrough gave a revelation that every society has some con cept of life alter death.. He noted that the present time is preparation time for the life to cotne - for the main event. We are prep;tring for l ro M^ G c soo^-- And Those Who Made It All Possible . . . gfr 881 Jfe pFREE\ GRAND I foTthe \ Friday, Nov. 18 10 am - 7 pm( c <“™ 1 -. . - J 1 with any \ kids! / Specializing In Shoes For The Entire Family \ shoe J \ J \ purchase / / 1365-H Perry Marketplace • 9ftß-4333 y Death notices Dumas, 75, of Warner Robins, died Friday, Nov. 4, 1994 in a Macon hospital. A native of Upson County, Mr. Dumas had resided in Houston County since 1937. He was a member of The Perry United Methodist Church where he was a member of The Men's Bible Class. He was a member, and past president, of the Houston County Farm Bureau and member and past president of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation services and of the Sacred Harp Singing Association. Survivors: wife, Mildred Dumas of Warner Robins. Services: Were held Sunday, Nov. 6, 1994 in the Perry United Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Dr. Marcus Tripp officiated. Burial took place in the Centerville Cemetery. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home in Perry had charge of arrangements. Contributions may be sent to the Men's Bible Class, Perry United Methodist Church P.O. Box 73, Perry 31069 or the American Heart Association, Bibb County Unit, 2625 Pierce Place 0.0. Box 2065, Macon 31204. William Hudson William Hudson, of 2142 Kings Chapel Rd.. died Friday, Nov. 4. 1994 at his residence. He was the son of die late Nelson Hudson Jr. He was educated m Houston County schools. Survivors: mother, Adel Hudson of Perry; sisters and brothers, Vemice Evans and Catherine Crump, both of Windsor, Conn , Betty Roberson of Bloom field. Conn.. Evelyn Hudson and Rose Mitchell, both of Atlanta. Darlene Simons of Perry, Nelson Hudson 111 and David Hudson, both of Macon, and Kenneth Hudson of Washington, D C Services: Will be held Thursday. Nov. 10. 1994 in the Kings Chapel CME Church at 2 p.m. Burial will take place in the Oakgrove Church Cemetery The Rev. Willie Barber will officiate The body will be placed in the church an hour before services Richardson Funeral Home in Perry has charge of arrangements eternity - a time whet; can rest from our labors Our works tol low idler us ;utd we leave a legacy behind "May those who come be hind us find us liuthtul " President Mike Drake noted that over 82,000 people filled the Dome lor a Billy Graham service hist week - the most ever in the (he his tory ot the Dome. He announced that the Georgia Baptist Conven tion will be held Nov 15. and Dr Yarbrough is a candidate lor its presidency. Mrs. Housewife... If you are {paying more than $84.90 + tax per 100 gals, of gas, you are paying too much Call 1-800-841-5879 Star Gas - Vienna, GA A Hi fete's - IQgm root, Festival a big hit with all who attented Elko Days By PAULIHE LEWIS Society Editor On Nov. 5, 1994 the historic South Houston County town of Elko celebrated its second annual festival. Attractions included community craft and yard sales with treasures from yesterday and artwork and pho tographs by Elko’s resident artists, which began at 7 a.in. to accom modate early bird bargain hunters. At 10 a.m„ city, county and state leaders officiated at the open ing ceremony and welcomed visi tors. Keeping in the spirit of the old time town festival, local resi dents from Houston County pro vided fun and entertainment every hour to suit people of all ages. Delicious food was provided by “All God’s Children’’ (Houston County church fund-raising groups) and the Perry Rotary Club. Visi tors heard country music band “Georgia Rhythm”, toured Elko’s unique carriage shop and enjoyed carriage rides w ith the proceeds ben elitting the D A R E. Program. Families enjoyed the prog nuns for children, including McGruff the Crime Dog, the Fire Pup. and a Fire Safety Theater. The Georgia Forestry Commission featured Smokey the Bear Rainbow House Poppy week honors America's veterans who fought in all wars Poppy Week is a tut Kin -wide ef fort to remember those who have given their lives for our Country Poppies, made of red paper, are distributed each year by the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary as a memorial to all veterans Donations arc ac cepted. This practice was begun in I'MB by Moina Michael as she was re turning to her home in Athens. Ga . from Naples. Italy She had seen the red poppy flowers blooming in the fields of France row after row where service men had lost their lives to help have peace in all nations ■, Today, these poppies are made by our disabled verterans American Legion Ladies of local unit 24 will be standing throughout areas in Perry , with these poppies Please accept one for a donation which will he returned to the veterans lor rehabilitation and their welfare Your donations will help give a "ray of sunshine” to our disabled veterans here in Georgia areas THE BIGGEST NAME IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS . . . Children’s Resource Center pre sented a puppet performance and an educational btxith display. Animal lovers visited a petting zoo provided by the Future Farmers of America and learned about pet adoption and responsibility from the Animal Rescue Kennel. Representing law enforcement, the Houston County SWAT Team performed a hostage rescue drama and the Georgia State Patrol pre sented a bike safety program. Other groups participating in the festival were a karate team demonstration, Henderson-Elko Volunteer Fire De partment. The Heart of Georgia Corvair Club, Georgia Department of Human Resources RSH Project, D A R E. Drug Prevention Pro gram, “Georgia Future” Clean Community System and Georgia Operation Eilesaver/ hichwav-rail grade crossing safety. The annual Elko festival gave a rare opportunity to enjoy an old time small town celebration at one of Houston County’s oldest and most unique locations. History, fun and community involvement made this a very special day Ap proximately 2.000 ; ample enjoyed this second annual Elko Festival in near-perfect weather. “Wear a poppy as a memorial to our war dead and help the living to help themselves". As the poopulalion in veterans hospjt;ils is grow ing, so grow their needs DR. ( CRAIG PATTERSON FIND OUT NOW WHETHER CAREFUL PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC CARE CAN RELIEVE YOUR ACHES AND PAINS rhis examination normally costs $35.00 or more. It will include an orthopedic test, a neurological test, a blood pressure test, a spinal alignment check, an examination for restricted or excessive motior of the spine, a muscle strength test, and a private consultation to discuss the results. Any further treatment shall be agreed upon in writing by both parties. PATTERSON CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 1304 Macon Road • Perry. Georgia • 987-7555 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 holiday gift giving. Date: Thursday, November 10 Time: 7-9 p.m. Location: Westfield Schools Cafeteria Highway 41 South 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: 9:00 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.) POSITIVE PREGNANCY A series of four classes for the expectant MOM on the changes and challenges of pregnancy. Participants will receive an infant car seat upon attending all four classes. Dates: Every Tuesday Time: 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room Instructor: Kay Hartley, R.N.C. (Pre-registration required.) f mlv// ’ jiffs I jO! MW SBbbCh m Hk. PjP _jnjL jjH •. KF |f m FREE FULL SPINAL EXAMINATION No Obligation, Nothing to Pay You may have one of these 12 DANGER SIGNALS OF PINCHED NERVES: W Low Back Pain «r Painful Joints ** Arm/Leg Pain w Headaches *r Bursitis * r Muscle Spasms »» Neck Pain w Dizziness ** Numbness Arm/Leg « Arthritis » Hip Pain » Pain between Shoulder .qKs&s SUCCEED 55 ALIVE A comprehensive course designed to update drivers age 50 and over on the knowledge and skills of driving. Upon course completion, participants are eligible for a 10 percent discount on auto insurance. Dates: Thursday and Friday, December 1 & 2 Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room Cost: $8 (Pre-registration is required.) HEARTFEST Celebrate healthy hearts during Heart Fest while shopping for groceries. We'll supply you with free coupons, recipes and samples of Heart Healthy cooking. Date: Monday, November 21 Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Location ; Kroger - Perry Cost: Free ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP Date: Thursday, November 17 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room Cost: Free EPILEPSY SUPPORT GROUP Date: Tuesday, November 29 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Perry Hospital Dining Room Cost: Free Ei^Care A SERVICE OF PERRY HOSPITAL FOR REGISTRATION CALL 987-3600 EXTENSION 405.