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Lendsay Mizel!
DOUGLAS - Lendsay Mi/ell,
67. of North Street. Douglas passed
away May 29 at the VA Medieal
Center in Augusta, following an
extended illness, lie was a former
resident of Perry.
Mr. Mizcil, a native of Atkinson
County, was the son of Grady
Glenn and Willie Gladys Williams
Mizeil. Me was a Veteran of the
United States Army having served
during the Korean Conflict and he
was a retired mechanic.
Survivors: wife, Vonell
Musgrove Mizcil of Douglas: 3
daughters. Judy Mizcil Dunn of
Griffin, Julie Ann Mizeil of
Douglas, and Louise Mizeil Wright
of Axson; 10 sons, M.L. Mizeil,
Nick Mizeil, Henry Mizeil, Ray
Mizeil, Jeff Mizeil, all of Douglas,
Tony Mizeil of Kathleen, Ira Mizeil
of Lancaster, Cal., Kay Mizeil of
Bonaire, John Mizeil of Clover,
SC, and Jim Mizeil of Griffin: 7
sisters, Lorriane Stone of Macon,
Hilda Markeltc of Ambrose,
Dorothalene Knowles of Daltona,
I'la., Lillie Frances Ricks of
Moultrie, Magdelene Gill of
Hoboken. Mainly Blount of
Atlanta, and Peggy Vickers of
Wray: 19 grandchildren, and 2 great
grandchildren. He was preceded in
death by 1 brother, W.L. Mizeil.
Services: Were held June 1 at
the Mr. Green Church of God of
Prophecy near Millwood with Rev.
Dannie Ilix and Rev. Fverett
Williams officiating. Interment
followed at the Mt. Green Church
Cemetery. Sims Funeral Home of
Douglas was in charge of
arrangements.
Mike Mooring
BUTLER - Mike Mooring, 47,
died June 4. He was a graduate of
Macon County High School,
Montezuma, and Georgia
Southwestern College, Ainerieus.
He was a tax appraiser in Peach
County.
Survivors: Children, Branden
Mooring and Lindsay Mooring,
both of Byron; parents, James and
Emily Mooring, both of Perry; and
brothers and sisters, James C.
Mooring Jr., of Nashville, Tenn.,
Ronald Mooring, of Warner
Robins, Robert Mooring, of
Keystone Heights, 1 la., Anna M.
Pender of Perry and Risa M.
Watson, of Little Rock, Ark.
Services: Were held June 6, at
C'hristopher-Smith Funeral Home,
Warner Robins with burial in
Magnolia Park, Warner Robins.
Eric Michael Brown
Erie Michael Brown, 24, died
Saturday, June 3. Eric is the son of
Ken Brown of Perry and Cynthia
Thomasen of Houston, Texas.
Grandparents are Lucille Brown of
Perry, the late James T. Brown,
Berta Yates of Cordele and the late
Julius E. Collins.
Survivors include a sister,
Magen Brown; step mother,
Patricia Dianne Brown : step sister,
Kristie Pirkle.
Services: The family plans a
memorial service at Shiloh
Methodist Church, Vienna,
following cremation and a second
service at Genoa United Methodist
Church, Houston, Texas, on
Thursday evening, June S.
Joey Thompson
OZARK, ALA. - Services for
Joey Thompson, 5, will be at 3
pin Wednesday, June 7. at County
Line Cemetery, Unadilla. He died
June 4. Born in Texas, he was the
son of the late Lee and Lori
Thompson. He was a Baptist. He
was a preschool student in Ozark,
lie also played T-ball on the Reds
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Death Notices
in Ozark.
Survivors: grandparents,
Bernard and Carolyn Thompson,
both of Unadilla: maternal
grandmother, Frances Fogarty of
Perry, and paternal great
grandparents, Homer and Elsie
Faulk, of Unadilla
Services: Will be held at 3
pin June 7 at County Line
Cemetery, Unadilla.
Lee Thompson
OZARK, Ala. - Services for Lee
Thompson, 29, will be at 3 pm
Wednesday June 7, at County Line
Cemetery, Unadilla. Thompson died
Sunday, June 4. Born in Dooly
County, he was an Army veteran.
He had lived in Ozark, Ala., the
past three years and was a member
of Logan Road Baptist Church. He
was a partner in AAA
Communications of Ozark.
Survivors: parents, Bernard
and Carolyn Thompson of Unadilla;
and sister, Dewana T. Slat ham, of
Rockmart.
Services: Will be held at 3 pm
June 7 at County Line Cemetery,
Unadilla.
Lori Thompson
OZARK, Ala. - Services for
Lori Thompson, 26. will be at 3
p.m. Wednesday June 7 at County
Line Cemetery, Unadilla.
Thompson died June 4. Born in
Peach County, she was the daughter
of the late L.G. Fogarty Sr. She
was a member of Logan Road
Baptist Church in Ozark, Ala. She
was a substitute teacher in the Dale
County, Ala., school system. She
was the wife of the late Lee
Thompson.
Survivors: mother, Frances
Fogarty of Perry; brothers and
sisters, L.G. Fogarty Jr., Larry
Fogarty, Miuie Barnett and Mary
Davidson, all of Perry, Carol
Whittington, of Quincy, Fla., and
Shirley Bagwell of Lawrenccville.
Services: Will be held at 3 pm
June 7 at County Line Cemetery,
Unadilla.
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UNITED WAY DONATION PPG Foundation recently presented a $5,000 grant to
the Houston County United Way. Making the presentation were, back row, R.D.
Hennen, Dan Carman, Paul Moiini and Kris McGee; Debbie McMillan, front row,
presents the check to Kim Brown of United Way.
Cracker Barrel tops national survey
The restaurant chain known for
country cooking and good service
has once again been named the best
family dining chain in the nation.
Cracker Barrel Old Country
Stores were chosen the best in a
national survey by Restaurants and
Institutions magazine for the fifth
straight year.
The results of the chain were
published in the magazine's
February issue. Participants were
asked to rate each chain on a scale
of one (poor) to five (excellent) in
seven categories.
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Matt Thompson
OZARK, Ala. - Services for
Matt Thompson, 4, will be at 3 pm
Wednesday at County Line
Cemetery, Unadilla. He died Sunday
June 4. He was the son of the late
Lee and Lori Thompson. Born in
Houston County, he was a Baptist.
He played T-ball for the Reds in
Ozark, Ala.
Survivors:grandparents,Bernard
and Carolyn Thompson, both of
Unadilla; maternal grandmother.
Frances Fogarty, of Perry; and
paternal great-grandparents, Homer
and Elsie Faulk, both of Unadilla.
Services: Will be held at 3 pm
June 7 at County Line Cemetery,
Unadilla.
Lonnie Crocker
MARSHALLVILLE - Services
for Lonnie "Feel" Crocker, 78, will
be at 2 pm Wednesday, June 7, at
St. Louis AME Church,
Marshallville, with burial in the
church cemetery. Crocker died June
4 in a local hospital. Born in
Marshallville, he was the son of the
late Lonnie and Annie B. Crocker.
He attended the Macon County
Public Schools. He was retired
from Warner Robins Air Force
Base. He was a member of St.
Louis AME Church.
Survivors: wide, Annie L.
Crocker; children, Eva C. Kendrick,
Bertram Crocker and Elijah
Crocker, all of Fort Valley, Delores
C. Thornton, of Perry, Minnie B
Felton, of Marshallville, Jimmie
Crocker, of Miami, Fla., ’Lonnie
Crocker Jr., of Foil Lauderdale,
Fla., James Crocker, of
Gainesville, Fla., St. David
Crocker, of Fort Stewart, Sgt.
Wayne Crocker, of Offutt Air Force
Base, Omaha, Neb., and Emory
Crocker, of Warner Robins; sister,
Marie C. Davis, of Philadelphia; 24
grandchildren; and nine great
grandchildren.
Edwards Funeral Home in Fort
Valley has charge of arrangements.
"Each area of out stores, and
each employee in each iirea, made
an important contribution to our
success." said Dan W. Evins,
president and chief executive officer
of Cracker Barrel. "Winning this
award five straight years indicates to
me Cracker Barrel's commitment to
being the best restaurant and gift
shop chain in the country is
stronger than ever."
One of the more than 200
company-owned restaurants is
located on Led Drive near Exit 42
in Perry.
Eight arrested
in drug raid
From Staff Reports
A June 2 raid at a residence
along Marsha Drive in Perry
resulted in the arrests of eight
people and the recovery of drugs and
drug paraphernalia, according to
Perry Detective Bill Phelps.
"When we served a search
warrant we found drugs at that
location," said Phelps, who added
the arrests come as the result of an
ongoing investigation by his
department.
Those charged are: Marcus
Jerome Jackson, 34. of Piney
Grove Road, possession of schedule
I or II; Frankie Lee Releford, 39, of
Lime Rock Road, possession of
cocaine: Rosa Lee Barrett, 45, of
Marsha Drive, possession of
cocaine with intent to distribute and
possession of marijuana with intent
to distribute; Milton Barrett, 36, of
Marsha Drive, possession of
cocaine: Linda Loretta Green. 33. of
Cathy Street, possession of
cocaine: Jonathan Napier, 22, of
Marsha Drive, VGCSA possession
schedule I or II; Thaddeus Neal
Oliver, 32, of Hodge Road,
VGCSA possession schedule I or II
and Terry Miller, 40. of Marsha
Drive, possession of cocaine.
Detectives are also looking into
a burglary at the Piggly Wiggly on
Macon Road which occurred May
31.
No forced entry was found. An
unspecified amount of cash was
taken from a cash drawer.
* Another burglary at Southeastern
Motor and Trailer over the holiday
weekend resulted in the thefFof four
tires and wheels, along with valves
and an acetylene tank, according to
police reports.
The investigation into what is
reported as robbery by intimidation
is still ongoing, according to
Phelps.
According to the cashier at the
Comfort Inn on Sam Nunn
Boulevard she was approached by a
Hispanic male on June 5 around
11:15 p.m. who told her he wanted
money. A small amount of cash
was taken in the incident.
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