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Church news 7B
Lifestyle
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SUMMERTIME The children of Elko, a small town
in south Houston County, have spent the summer learn
ing and growing. Pictured are Ben Stihl, Al Hawk, Caleb
Shelton, Vivian Hawk, Autumn McCarthy, Carolyn Hawk
and Jonathan Stihl, a few of those who have been attend
ing classes in the Learning Program.
Elko kids spend summer
time with geography, math
Special to Times-Journal
ELKO The children of this
Houston County community
have spent the summer learning
and growing. The program
attempts to return the old-fash
ioned thrill of success in learning
back to the children.
Instructional time donated by
two elementary teachers in the
community made the project
possible. The generosity of LeLe
Lewis and Marie Lewis will be
repaid, they said, by the
increased sense of community
accomplishments, the success of
the children, and their smiles of
independence after “making the
grade.”
Marie Lewis helps develop
the children spiritually through
Bible study, rich with music and
songs of praise to the Lord.
LeLe Lewis has been chal
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lenged as she lent her talents as a
reading instructor for a group of
fifteen 5-12-year-olds.
Saturday mornings are perfect
for extending the children’s
curiosity about geography and
math. They have been working
on geography, orienteering and
map reading.
Congregations of Elko Baptist
and Elko United Methodist
churches provided positive sup
port to the learning program, with
a healthy learning environment
and snacks to keep up the energy
of the group. With this support,
the classes have now completed
their third successful year.
Evening classes began on
Aug. 8, 6:30-8 p.m. for students
entering or continuing algebra.
Help in English is also available.
For more information, call
987-7611.
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Wednesday,
Aug. 9,1995
Buices celebrate their new grandson
Congratulations!
To Avon and Pat Buice upon
the birth of a grandson on July 13
The proud parents are Bob and
Kathryn Dieter.
To Andy and Susan Gentry
upon the birth of a daughter, Ansley
Rhodes, on July 19. The grandpar
ents are Ralph and Annette Gentry,
and Ed and Katie Blount.
To Darryl and Terry Albritton
of Perry, upon the birth of their
daughter, Olivia Montine Albritton,
on June 29. Maternal grandparents
are Roy and Judy Mullis of
Cochran; paternal grandparents are
Millard and Sandra Albritton of
Perry.
Olivia Montine joins big sister,
Hillary, 3 \ and big brother, Carson,
2.
To Paul and Marcia
(Penfield) Proud of Perry, upon the
birth of their daughter, Caroline
Alexis Proud, on July 17.
To Tony and Donna (Mcßae)
Hunter of Perry, upon the birth of
their son, Joshua Michael Hunter,
on July 18. S'
—To Andrea Kirk, 18, daughter
of Michelle Guthrie and Clay Kirk,
graduate of Westfield and who will
be attending Middle Georgia
College, who will perform a tap and
jazz routine as her talent in the Miss
Warner Robins 1995-96 title and
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County Legal Notices 4B
Potpourri
Pauline Lewis
Lifestyles
Editor
the right to compete for the title of
Miss Georgia in June 1996.
To Susan and Jack Mealey
upon the birth of their daughter,
Kristina Michelle Mealey on July
28.
To Melissa Dawn King of
Macon and Dr. William Earl Lacey
Jr., upon the announcement of their
engagement.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of George M. and Jean Ford King
and the granddaughter of George
Henry and Louise King of Macon,
Cathryn Ford of Greensboro, N.C.
and the late Joe Brown Ford.
The groom-elect is the son of
Faye Tharpe Lacey of Warner
Robins and the late William Earl
Lacey Sr. He is the grandson of the
late Faye and Sonny Tharpe, Byron
(U. S. 41 N, Perry), and the late
Mary Bertie Lashley and the late
Tullie Seaborn Lacey, both of
Warner Robins.
The wedding is planned for Sept.
9 at First Baptist Church in Macon.
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To Shiranda Mims, 19, daugh
ter of George and Rutha Mims,
graduate of Perry High School and
currently a student at Valdosta State
University, who will sing as her tal
ent in the Miss Warner Robins
1995-96 title and the right to com
pete for the title of Miss Georgia in
June 1996.
To Navy Petty Officer - 2nd
Class Joseph L. Whitehead, son of
Betty L. Everette of Perry, who
departed for a six-month overseas
deployment aboard the amphibious
assault ship USS New Orleans, the
lead ship of the USS New Orleans
Amphibious Ready Group (AREG).
Whitehead joined the Navy in Aug.
1987.
•••
Sympathy is extended:
To Pam Dickerson of Perry,
upon the death of her sister,
Charlotte R. Bedingfield of Mount
Dora, Fla , on Aug. 3.
To Mr. and Mrs. Doster Gibbs
of Kathleen upon the death of their
grandson. John David Walker Ragin
of Hawkinsville, infant son of Clint
and Lauren Ragin, on July 31.
To Julie Hall upon the deatli
of her son, Bill Hall.
To Jeff Taylor upon the death
of his aunt.
To Sandy Kight of Perry, upon
the death of her mother, Guynell T.
Kennedy of Helena, on July 31.
To Jean Runyan upon the
death of her grandson.
To Bill Green upon the death
of his brother-in-law.
•••
Among the hospitalized are:
Betty Dawkins, Linda Johnson,
Coralie Nunn, Jerry Stroupe, Lynn
Lawson, Johnnie Coleman, Donna
and Amy Waldbusser, Wanda
Williamson, Christy Grantham,
John Tyler Moreland, Rita White,
Robby Terry, Alex and Steven Heath
and Russell McWhite.
•••
Recuperating at home are:
Marguerite James, Helen Parker,
Deryle Whipple, Ken Hunter,
Randy Crutchfield, Lindsey Bell,
Connie Nelson, Jimmy Lewis,
Muriel Akin, E. B. Trigg, Chris
Wade, Nettie Taylor, Casey McLain,
Tina Davidson, John and Leila
Clifton, Lucille Pritchett, Annie Lou
MacKeigan, D6ris Wicks,
Dorothy Bums, Lola Richards,
Gerald Burns, Art Cummings,
Dawson and Roselyn Mullin,
Remus Williams, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Rogers, Barbara Green, Bob Green,
Mary Julia Fowler, Korrie Kice,
Becky Cobb, Robin Roughton and
Bill Ward.
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