Newspaper Page Text
Times-Journal Photo by Pauline Lewis
five generations
Five generations of the
Woodruff family gathered
recently to celebrate the
93rd birthday of Ida Bell
Woodruff. Participating are
(from left) Shayne Arrington
and his children, Bailey and
McKenzie Arrington of
Cedartown; Shayne’s moth
er, Shirley Arrington, her
father, Horace Woodruff, and
his mother, the honoree, Ida
Bell Woodruff, all of Perry.
The tea-reception was held
at the First Baptist Church
Fellowship hall.
'll ; -
I Ai^jfc ■ !*3hß £@ «flj EL
; H Hg *» fi %* mm <p
Times-Journa! Photo by Pauline Lewis
FIRST QUEEN A picture of the late Nancy Britt, mother of Susie Arnold, who was the first
New Perry Nursing Home Sweetheart Queen is presented to the family. Present for the cere
mony are (from left, front) Letha Mae Britt, (back) Henry Arnold, Susie Arnold, Nursing Home
Activities Assistant Bessie Holmes and Activities Director Rita Hudson.
Times-Journal Photo by Eric Zellars
WINNERS AT CROSSROADS Crossroads Bank sponsored a coloring contest in con
junction with the Dogwood Festival. Contest winners were Evander Copeland, 5, Frankie
Baumli, 7, and Jason Bedgood, 11. All attend Tucker Elementary and will receive a SSO sav
ings bond. With Brooke Brown (kneeling, left) are Garrett Brown, Tonya Brown (standing)
Ginger Rainey and Cally Brown.
Hot New Spring Styles!
New Jordans Are In!!
Men’s New Style Sandals
Now Available!! • Selway • Deschautz
1465 Sam Nunn Blvd. _ Athlete's
Perry Market Place Foot *
988-4333
rnS I mZhvJs?.
m ABHL-' mmsm a
Chamber honors
seven students
By Jj JOHNSON
Times-Journal Editor
Several Perry area high school
students were recognized for aca
demic achievement during the
Good Morning Perry chamber
breakfast March 29.
Honored from The Westfield
Schools were Matt Shepley,
David Walker, Holly Ann Hartley
and Anna Green. Perry High
School students honored were
Hillary Smith, Sherri Loudermilk
and Derrick Webb.
Newly selected Chamber
President Elect Rob Tuggle said
the students represented success
at the academic and extracurricu
lar level at both schools.
Perry Area Convention and
Visitors Bureau Director Bill
Westbrook told the approximately
75 chamber members present that
all was proceeding well for the
Family Motor Coach Association
convention despite problems with
rain.
He said the more than 6,000
coaches present represented more
than $1.9 billion in retail value,
exceeding the tax digest value of
the entire city of Perry.
Westbrook announced the
Convention and Visitors Bureau
would provide transportation for
FMCA members to visit the
downtown and retail shopping
areas in Perry during the conven
tion.
He also said tourism was the
largest industry in Perry.
TheGALLERIA I
at Centerville
SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH jHm
MDA BOOT DRIVE gkSb&k.
CENTERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
SUNDAY, APRIL 7TH
EASTER SUNDAY - MALL CLOSED
SATURDAY, APRIL 13TH
S MARTIAL ARTS EXPO
SUNDAY, APRIL I4TH
PATRIOT USA BEAUTY PAGEANT
FRIDAY, APRIL I9TH - SUNDAY, APRIL 2 IST
COLLECTIBLES SHOW
SPONSORED BY ROBERT CHAMBLISS
MONDAY, APRIL 29TH - SATURDAY, MAY 4TH
NASA SPACE STATION EXHIBIT
HAPPY EASTER ! (912)953-4462
c Spring csa/e
Birthstone Babies
*l9**
' * each
Boy Girl h
Our babies are sure to delight Moms of every
age! Triangle girls and rectangular boys.
Babies come in all twelve birthstone colors.
Overton Jewelers
905 Carroll Street • Perry, GA • 987-1392
Monday - Friday 9-6 Saturday 9- 4
FINANCING
m __
A Tradition Of Quality & Service
Wednesday, April 3, 1996, Houston Times-Journal
Librarian visits Rotary Club
From Staff Reports
Mac Teasley, assistant director of the Eisenhower Presidential
Library of Abilene, Kan., told members of the Perry Rotary Club recent
ly that the library houses much more than just documents about former
U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
“There are 25,000 pages of documents concerning the late Gen.
Courtney Hodges of Perry,” Teasley said.
The library serves researchers from throughout the world, Teasley
said. Often researchers spend as much as two weeks to a month
researching material for books and disertations.
The library compound includes a chapel where Dwight and Mamie
Eisenhower are buried, along with a home which Eisenhower occupied.
Teasley is brother-in-law to Rotarian Ron Bell, a resident of Perry.
I VICTORY HOMES |
2-BEDROOM, 1-BATH HOME
FOR SI99MONTH
2-BATH HOME
FOR $299/MONTH
4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH HOME
FOR $349/MONTH
912-781 -2036 / 800-784-2036
is IHI [L
LAND HOME PACKAGES
YOUR LAND OR OURS
'
... .
* 7% fixed *3O years *5% down
I % &S' <4 A- U s X :<■* '■¥
Call Richard 1-912-953-4139
■
; 100 Liberty Lane Centerville, GA.
Sorry Hon,
They Had No Roses
But The Diamonds Were
Half Price!
Page 3B
|^|||
