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Flag Day service to honor retired Col. Parks Houser
A special service will be held
June 14, Flag Day, on the back
steps of Perry United Methodist
Church, honoring retired . Col.
Parks Houser.
A proclamation from Mayor
Jim Worrall will mark the day as
Parks Houser Day in Perry.
This recognition for a native
son of Perry is open to the public.
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Baccalaureate Service for all
seniors of Houston County
schools will be at 3 p.m., June 2,
at Shirley Hills Baptist Church.
All seniors and parents are
encouraged to attend.
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Perry Taekwondo will hold its
second promotional rank testing
May 31, from 7-8:30 p.m.. Perry
Taekwondo is located next to the
Longhorn Butcher Shop, Perry
Plaza. For information, call 987-
8874.
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Bubba Batchelor was a grooms
man at the recent wedding of
Courtney Elaine Proffitt and Cory
Neal Phillips of Danville on May
25 at Trinity Episcopal Church
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Members of the XYZ are plan
ning a day trip to Leslie May 30,
leaving First Baptist Church at 9
a.m.. The cost is sls. While in
Leslie, they will visit the Rural
Telephone Museum, and have
lunch at Whitney’s, near Lake
Blackshear. For more information
or to sign up, call the church office
at 987-2002.
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The Perry Business Women’s
Club members held their last
meeting of the club year May 9,
with a covered-dish dinner at
Ochlahatchee Club House. Secret
pals were revealed and new offi
cers installed as follows:
President - Betty Seago;
President Elect - Rachel Wooden;
Secretary - Betty Nelson;
Treasurer - Betsy Willard;
Parliamentarian - Betty Goodroe.
Members selected Betty Seago
as the club’s Woman of the Year.
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A group of 50 men from Perry
attended the Promise Keepers
Conference in Atlanta for a time
of worship May 24-25. The con
ference was sold out.
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Jennifer White, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Greg White, will be
leaving May 29 for a summer of
mission work in the Philippines.
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Doctors Thomas W. and Louis
C. Shelton are co-chairing the
State YMCA of Georgia’s Finance
Drive in the Perry area. Persons
interested in helping to finance
this leadership character and citi
zenship building program and Y
clubs for youth can send your con
tributions to: Thomas W. Shelton.
D. C. Shelton,
D.M.D., General Dentistry, P.O.
Box 1329, Perry, 31060. Make
checks payable to “State YMCA”.
• ••
Su and Emory Pruitt and Elinor
Whipple have just returned from a
week-long trip to Fort Myers, and
other points in Florida.
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In the recent Medusa
Messenger, Clinchfield Plant
Community Newsletter, it was
announced The Medusa
Foundation, through the
Clinchfield plant and on behalf of
Medusa Corp., its employees and
shareholders, distributed more
than $ 18,000 in support of worthy
causes in the Houston, Peach and
Pulaski area in 1995.
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Congratulations!
To Shirley Arrington of
Perry, upon being named Teacher
of the Year at Perry Elementary
School.
To Marina Cully upon win
ning first place in the State Golf
Competition.
To Whitney Christie, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Dudley
Christie, who completed the
eighth grade at Stratford Academy
in Macon on May 24 and received
the Daughters of the American
Revolution certificate and medal
for Good Citizenship and a trophy
from the school as “Best Citizen.”
To Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A.
Fountain Sr., celebrating their 50th
wedding anniversary on June 16.
To Richard and Laura
(Reeves) Dannenberg of Perry, upon
the birth of their daughter, Madeline
Grace Dannenberg, on May 4.
To Larry and Gwendolyn
(Williams) Felder of Perry, upon
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Pauline Lewis
Lifestyle Editor
the birth of their daughter, Kierra
Briana Felder, on May 2.
To Marine Pfc. Brandi M.
Kinney of Perry, upon completing
the Fiscal/Budget Technician
Course at Financial Management
School, Marine Corps Base,
Camp LeJeune, N.C. She is the
daughter of Thomas J. Kinney of
Perry.
To Holly Rosanna Stoffell
of Fort Valley and Raymond
Dennis Peavy of Perry, upon their
marriage on April 20 at First
Baptist Church. Perry, A reception
was held at the church. After a
wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico,
the Peavys are living in Perry.
To Doris Elizabeth
Elizabeth Bell and David Gordon
Strong upon the announcement of
their engagement. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Loam Bell of Bonaire. She is
a graduate of The Westfield
Schools in Perry.
The groom- elect is the son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Strong
of Painted Post, N. Y. The wed
ding is planned for June 29 at
Perry United Methodist Church in
Perry.
To Ed and Sandra Mashbum
upon the birth of their daughter,
Hope Danielle, on May 7.
To Chuck and Pam LeClaire
upon the birth of their daughter,
Rachel Danielle LeClaire, on May
16. Proud grandparents are Bill
and Ann Jones of Perry.
To all involved in the pro
duction of “Hello Dolly!! present
ed May 23, 24, and 25 at the Ray
Horne Theatre for Performing
Arts in Warner Robins. Felicia
Wright, daughter of Lynn Wright,
former employee at the Houston
Times-Joumal, was a member of
the orchestra. Caroline Collins
who played the role of Mrs. Dolly
Gallagher Levi, is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Carter of Plains.
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Among those hospitalized are
Brenda Blythe, Lillian Welcher,
Travis Bennett, Hazel Roberts,
Myrtle Clark, Paige Brooks,
Jimmy Thames, Albert Morton,
Elva Nelson, Ernest Rodgers and
Gardner Watson.
Among those recuperating at
home are Barbara Cochran, E. B.
Trigg, Muriel Akin, Pat Law, Tina
Davidson, Becky Cobb, Kay
Smelzer, Dawson and Roselyn
Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Rogers, Mary Julia Fowler, Albert
Greathouse, Robbie Griffin,
George Dunham, Agnes Hardy,
Elizabeth Fountain, Art
Commings, Charlie Waters, Phil
Rabun, Charles Carter, Sr., Dick
Plekowski. John Hilderbrand.
Bobby Irwin, Sam Coleman,
Pansy Gordon
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Sympathy is Extended:
To Mrs. William (Floy)
Underwood of Perry, upon the
recent death of her sister.
To Ketus (Mrs. Julian)
Cawthon of Perry, her family and
friends, upon the death of her
mother, Myra Deen Connor, of
Baxley and Perry, on May 26.
To Shirley Whitfield of
Perry and other relatives, upon the
death of her brother, Horace L.
Barham of Atlanta, on May 19.
To Sally Loving of Perry
and other relatives, upon the death
of her sister, Maggie W.
McLendon of Perry, on May 24.
To William T. Ellis of Perry,
and other relatives and friends,
upon the death of his father,
William T. Ellis of Bonaire, on
May 24.
To the family and friends of
Mose Stembridge of Perry, upon
his recent death.
To Gloria A. Ethridge of
Kathleen, family, other relatives
and friends, upon the death of her
husband, James R. Ethridge of
Kathleen, on May 22.
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