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Flag pole dedication part of Sunday program at BOE office
The Flag Pole Dedication
Ceremony will be held at 2 p.m.
on Sept. 8, at the Board of
Education Building at 1100 Main
St. The Rev. Marcus Tripp will be
the speaker.
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U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn will be the
featured speaker at the dedication
ceremony for The Houston
County Board of Education
Complex and the Sam Nunn
Exhibit, at 1100 Main St. The
event is sponsored by the Houston
County Board of Education and
Alltel Georgia, and will be held
Sept. 8, at 2 p.m. Open House will
be held 2-4 p.m.
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First Baptist Church will hold a
Special Celebration Day for Larry
Wood and his family Sept. 8.
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At 12:15 p.m. Sept. 15, U. S.
Sen. Sam Nunn will host a lun
cheon at the Fairview Room at the
Agricenter, for those contributing
items to the Sam Nunn Museum at
the BOE Building at 1100 Main
St.
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Registration for Cub Scout
Pack 419, Back to School Night,
will be held at 7 p.m., Sept. 10, at
Momingside Elementary School
Cafeteria. For further information,
call Dena Patterson at 988-0668.
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The City of Perry will sponsor
a United Way Golf Tournament
Sept. 5. This will be a best ball
format, shotgun start at 1 p.m.
with 4-person teams. Registration
deadline is Sept. 4 at noon.
Tournament fee of S2O includes
green fee and golf cart. Sign up at
the Perry Recreation Department.
Tournament is not limited to city
employees. For details, call Terri
Lovell, 988-8034.
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Members of the Gen. Daniel
Stewart Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet
Sept. 11, at 3 p.m. at the home of
Marion Whitehurst. Grace Cook is
chapter regent.
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Members of the Set. Clinton C.
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Duncan Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
will meet Sept. 4 at the Perry
Library at 3:30 p.m The new offi
cers for 1996-97 will be installed
at the meeting
UDC members will celebrate
the 75th anniversary of the chap
ter’s charter with a tea to be held
at the Perry Country Club Sept.
25, at 3 p.m., to be catered by
Janice Hancock.
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Macon Peaches chapter mem
bers of Parents Without Partners
will celebrate their 25th anniver
sary with a “Silver Anniversary
Ball” Sept. 14, from 8:30 p.m. to
12:30 a.m., at Shoney’s Inn on
Riverside Drive, at Tom Hill Sr.
Blvd. Music will be provided by
D. J. Gary Cook. Admission is $7
at the door. The dance is open to
the public.
The Macon Peaches Chapter of
PWP was chartered on September
11, 1971. This dance will be a
reunion for all former members
who are now remarried, as well as
those who are still single.
For more information, call 743-
1624.
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Gay Dykes of Perry was a
bridesmaid at the wedding of
Monica Ellen Martin and James
Heath Bass on May 4 at First
Baptist Church in Hawkinsville
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Meredith Pierce was a brides-
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maid in the wedding of Susan
Ashley Fincher and Ronald Tracy
Thomas, on June 15 at Perry
United Methodist Church.
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Congratulations!
To April Michelle Haynes
and Aaron Michael Parks upon
the announcement of their
engagement. The bride-elect is
the daughter of Larry and Sheryl
Haynes of Kathleen and Karen
and James Avant. She is the
granddaughter of Connie and
Jerry Jackson and Mercedes and
V. F. Saitta, all of Warner Robins,
Airlee and Tommy Haynes of
Byron, Gina and Ralph Knapp of
Missouri and Margaret Avant. The
groom-elect is the son of Glenda
and Mike Parks and the grandson
of Evelyn and Ed Noles of Mount
Holly, N.C., and Gertrude and Bill
Parks of Turnerville. He is the
great-grandson of Maude and J.E.
Holcomb of Gastonia, N.C.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 30 at First Assembly of God.
To Wilma and Martin Gay,
upon their 50th wedding anniver
sary Aug. 24.
To Tonya Terria Elliott and
George Wimbush IV upon the
announcement of their engage
ment. The bride-elect is the
daughter of Cora Elliott Booker
and the granddaughter of Mary J.
Jackson and the late John Justin
Sr. The groom-elect is the son of
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and the grandson of the late
George Wimbush 11. the late
Martha Wimbush, the late Henry
Johnson and the late Bessie Lee
Williams. He is employed by
Frito-Lay in Kathleen. The wed
ding is planned for Sept 28 at New
Fellowship Baptist Church.
To Melissa Hall of Atlanta
and Barry Cowell of Bradenton,
Fla., upon the announcement of
their engagement. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Hall of Centerville, and
the granddaughter of Doris and
Leo Pearsall of Spartanburg, S.C.,
Lula Hall of Eastman and the late
Evan Hall. She is a graduate of
Perry High School.
The groom-elect is the son of
Helen Butcher of Gatlinburg.
Tenn.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 23 at Holy Cross Catholic
Church in Atlanta..
To Elizabeth and Curtis
Fountain, featured in The
Christian Index, for their work in
establishing a library at the
Baxley Campus of the Children's
Home and helping to stock it from
their personal copies of books.
To Susan Ashley Fincher
and Ronald Tracy Thomas upon
their marriage on June 15 at Perry
United Methodist Church. The
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Mrs. James Carter Fincher Jr. and
the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dempsey Ray Thomas
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A reception was held at
Houston Lake County Club. After
a wedding cruise to the Bahamas,
the Thomases are living in Perry..
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Among those hospitalized are
Donnie Law. Byron T. Cook,
Louise Hill, Delle Barrett,
Gertrude Jones, Sara Collier Terry
Lambeth. Ivy Norton and Houser
Gilbert.
Among those at nursing homes
are Lucia Adams. Randolph
Brewster, Fern Malone, Mary
Odom. Rheunette Griggs, Rea
Goode, E. B. Tritig and Bertha
Kelly.
Among those having special
needs are; John and Dot Pridgen
(former pastor of Perry
Presbyterian Church), and Sarge
Brown
Among those recuperating at
home are Madge L. Ricks, Jimmy
Lewis, Kyle Arnold, Katie
Howard, Lura Kennedy, Fred
Larsen, Jackie Register, George
Voseipka, Wes Wise, Murie. Akin
(Autumn Terrace), Edna Smith,
Louise Lasseter, Jack Lord. Tina
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Bobby Satterfield, Annie Lou
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Sympathy is Extended:
To the family and friends of
Mary Marshall Harper of Morton,
N. C., and native of Houston
County, upon her death on Aug. 24.
To Billy Ransom, his family
and friends, upon the death of his
mother.
To Pearl Thompson upon the
recent death of her sister-in-law.
To Sue Yoder and family,
upon the death of her father.
To Glen Joseph Hayes of
Perry and family, upon the death
of his wife, Jane Gargal Hayes of
Perry, on Aug. 28.
To Cleave Larry of
Henderson, and other relatives,
upon the death of his sister, Carrie
L. Strong of Fort Valley, on Aug.
26.
To the family and friends of
Willie B. Lowe, upon his recent
death.
To James Clarence Ivester of
Kathleen, other family members
and friends, upon the death of his
brother, Steven D. Ivester of
Warner Robins, on Sept. 1.
To children, Dorothy W.
Fleck of Blountstown, Fla., and
Gene Weaver of Atlanta; and
brother, Frank Weaver of
Woodbury, other family members
and friends, upon the death of
Homer Edward “Ed” Weaver of
Perry, on Aug. 31.
-To Henry Lee Thomas and fam
ily, upon the death of his wife,
Estelle Thomas of Perry, on Aug. 24.
