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Comforters are donated by UMC woman's group Forty comforters were made available to the Vashti Center through the efforts of members of the United Methodist Women of the Perry United Methodist Church. Vashti Center, located in Thomasville, Ga., is a residential treatment center for severelly emo tionally disturbed children and youth. Its mission is to provide quality psychological, educational, spiritual and habilitative services to children and families. Support from United Methodist Women and the North and South Georgia conferences of the United Methodist Church is crucial to Vashtii’s existence. Rev. James Davis, Director of Resource Development, spoke at the Perry United Methodist Women’s October meeting and ex pressed a need for commforters for 40 beds at the Vashti Center. After his talk, the women’s group embarked on Project T.L.C.: Tender Loving Comforter. Through generous donations, 40 comforters were presented by UMW President Peggy Jerles, to Rev. Davis on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the church, for which he, on behalf of the center, thanked those responsi ble for the gift. The vanload of comforters was sent to Vashti with the love of Perry UM Women, who wish to give glory to God, the True Com forter, for this successful endeavor. Birth announced Joseph Rabun Scarborough, son of Rabun and Tracy Scarborough of Greenville, S. C., was born Oct. 19, 1994, weighing 9 lb. 8 oz. Maternal grandparents are Joe and Mica Nixon, Clinton, S. C. Paternal grandparents are Gordon Scarborough, Jr. of Perry, and Marietta Scarborough, also of Perry. He has a maternal great grandmother, and paternal great grandparents Gordon and Erma Scarborough, Sr. of Centerville, Ga r ELLENSJ .TITLE 1 TAWNj WoiIHTRY □HUGE l Bring The Festive Tradition of Old Mexico To Any Occasion NO HASSEL Electric Luminarias now on sale } $24.99 (Bog. $26.99) i Perry 1.75 : Marketplace Exit 43 i (Next to Kroger) 988-3112 ,:VSaHHy|R ■L jftßߧL jgU.jkg. m ja \ JEFF/ 1 " s* f* * ft 2 |&n| f ft*. jp a—i aWaBBaB F• 4SB wi JMB (l-r) Lynn Lowery, Linda O'Rourke, Peggy Jerles, Corky Guage, Joyce Sirmons and Rev. James Davis display some of the comforters given by the Perry United Methodist Church's United Methodist Women group. Accident kills woman in S. Houston A 36-year-old Hawkinsville woman was killed Monday morn ing, Nov. 13, when the van she was driving overturned on Georgia Highway 247 in South Houston County in a single car accident. According to Houston County Sheriffs Deputy Tom McCleese, Martha Smith was driving north on Highway 247 when her Ford Aerostar van ran off the road. He said that Smith appeared to try to steer the van back onto the road, causing it to flip. McCleese said that Smith, who was ejected from the van, did not appear to wear a seatbelt. Smith was thrown 60 feet from the van. McCleese said that Smith was alive when he arrived at the scene; but, was pronounced dead on arrival at Perry Hospital. McCleese said that there were no apparent witnesses to the accident, Free Australian and German Shepard Puppies 988-8087 NOW AT NEW LOCATION cashT". 2038 WATSON BLVD. (Bet. PoFolks & Ken Stereo Junction) 923-0930 Look for our new sign with other vehicles driving up after the accident. "It was one of those freak tilings," he said. The accident occurred around 7:30 a.m., said McCleese. Houston County Coroner Danny Galpin said Smith died of multiple traumatic injuries. At Farmers Friday & Saturday Only! ngg E * Tj^gBMNC *With The Purchase Of 5 99 Or More During Our Pre -Thanksgiving 2 day Sale ivjpp H Get A FREE* Thanksgiving Turkey When You Buy Anything In This Ad! Traditional Camel Back Sofa SA/T Q Featllrescoll *O7 JfrL “ atin « •With approved credit Terms & prices do not apply to prior purchases. All Items In limited quantity please. egsjca.tygfr STORE HOURS: Monday - Friday 9-6 Saturday 9-5 On Jloviny eOl/lzmory °f czrfdifty _Zjyn/2 dxoom on fitx gtft £riitficLay (Dur xtmtmfetx youx imilt, vet xtmtm&tx youx fact, in oux fuaili. tfuy H aCieayi fioCd. a ifztciaf pfact. (fOfxcuidma £r FARMERS FURNITURE 1010 Main Street • Perry • 987-3058 Wednesday, November 16,1994, Houston Times -Journal c Yflo#> tyfianviacf 1107 MORNINGSIDE DR. DAYS CALL: NIGHTS CALL: » 987-5441 987-0062 • Computerized State Merit Forms Available f jjjßf • Free Delivery in City Limits •Film Processing IMWllttl^ Fax Machine Now Available For Public Use NEED A PRESCRIPTION • ‘ . ' BUI Moss Save t 7l igK> - Your Choice QQ Oak Or Cherry XS S Cedar Chest by Lane FILLED? Your Family Independent Pharmacist is a trained professional. He will fill your prescription promptly and accurately. Count on your friendly Family Independent Pharmacist for quality, trusted prescription service every day. FAMILY INDEPENDENT PHARMACY© Friday k Saturday Only! Pine Finish 4- Piece Bedroom Group • Queen/Full Bed • Dresser • Hutch Mirror • Nightstand 799 Queen Anne Wing Chair In Wine, Blue or Green $ 199 PAGE 3A