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Danny Scott Miller and Jennifer Hall
Jennifer Hall, Danny Scott
Miller are engaged to wed
Mr. and Mrs. Randall E.
Windham of Brevard, N.C.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jennifer Dean Hall, of
Greenville, S.C. to Danny Scott
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Bivins of Columbus, Ohio.
The bride-elect is the
granddaughter of Mrs. H.M.
NeSmith and the Late Mr. H.M.
NeSmith of Perry, and Mrs. Willis
Sarah Forbes retires
Sara Forbes. Base Freedom of
Information Manager, retired from
Robins Air Force Base in a special
ceremony he'd in the Base Chapel's
fellowship hall on Jan. 20, 1995.
Prior to her latest assignment, she
had served as Chief Orders Cleric for
the Base
She began her service at Robins
in November 1959. and her actual
retirement date was Jan. 3, 1995.
During the ceremony, Forbes
received a certificate for 35 years of
service, and a ribboned medal
which was placed around her neck
by Lt. Colonel Ken Spires,
Commander of the Mission
Support Squadron. This event was
captured on film by a bevy of
photographers.
Forbes' family and friends, co
workers and supervisors were in
attendance and brought lovely gifts
for the honoree.
Her family includes her husband, Ed
Forbes, their two daughters, Kim
Forbes and Kathy Forbes McDonald
and Kathy's husband. Ken
McDonald: and the retiree's mother,
Mrs. Virginia McGee.
Forbes' family and her mother live
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Windham and the late Mr. Willis
Windham of Reynolds.
She is employed as Special
Promotions Director for OptiWorld
in Greenville, S.C.
The bridegroom-elect is
employed by Southeastern Alarm
Systems in Greenville.
The wedding is planned for Feb.
18, at Silvennont in Brevard, N.C.
at the McGee homestead on Hwy
96 near the Lake Joy Road. Forbes
says that she has no. immediate
plans, but will rest from her former
duties by catching up things around
the home, and perhaps doing some
traveling later.
Two other employees also
participated in the retirement
ceremony. The combined
experience and service of the three
employees totaled almost 100
years, which was noted as being
almost impossible to replace within
the near future.
Puppy kindergarten
set at Rozar Park
The Perry Recreation Department
will be holding a puppy
kindergarten at Rozar Park.
Terri Lovell, recreation program
director, said registration for
puppies and their owners will end
Jan. 26.
The class is for owners and their
pets, which range from 8 weeks to
4 months old.
For more details, call 988-8131.
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Through more than 125 full-color
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challenge of rebuilding, the shock
of loss. For all those touched
directly or indirectly by the fury of
this underestimated storm,
“DELUGE !” is a must.
• • •
The Jay Strack Kick-Off Banquet,
held Jan. 19th at the Agricenter,
was very successful. Three hundred
and fifteen people attended. Yoders
catered the dinner and the Franks
Family furnished the entertainment.
Ike Reighard was the speaker.
Twenty churches were represented,
including six denominations. The
purpose of the banquet was to
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April 3-May 5, in the New South
Arena at the Agricenter. Those in
attendance filled out cards as they
selected committees on which they
agreed to work for the crusade. For
more information, contact Shirley
Driggers at 328-1310.
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Bill Hafley reports that
approximately 550-600 Christmas
trees were turned in for mulching.
The mulch is available to the
public as long as it lasts.
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Want to lose weight? Join
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the issue of a healthy body. For
more information, call Cinty
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Die Pregnancy Care Center needs
Christian volunteers to minister to
girls facing an unplanned
pregnancy.
Come by the Center at 1104
Meeting Street (behind Stanley’s)
for more details, or call 988-8199.
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“Souper Bowl Sunday” is Jan. 29.
Help Loaves and Fishes help the
hungry by bringing a can of soup
to church that day.
Houston Tims-Journal
Fifteen members from First
Baptist Church will be going to
Jamaica Feb. 4-11 to continue last
year’s construction project and to
witness for Christ. Donations for
the mission trip can be made to
First Baptist Church through the
office, or may be given to Bill
Green.
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Bobby Nix, Associate Pastor for
Students and Discipleship at First
Baptist Church, actually glows
when he talks about the “Heart of
Georgia Student Breakout” which
he describes as ‘awsome!”. Just
imagine 712 students and 63 adults
jam-packed under one roof. The
“Human Heroes” of the night were
the adults who endured the long
night in order for the young
peop;le from Macon, Centerville,
Warner Robins, Perry and Fort
Valley to have a great night. He
reported that God worked in the
hearts and lives of at least 71
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