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Citizenship Day part of Constitution
Sept. 17 was “Citizenship Day"
and the beginning of
“Constitution Week” which is
Sept., 17-23. Perry Mayor Jim
Worrall, designating the week as
“Constitution Week.” issued a
proclamation.
Members of the Gen. Daniel
Stewart Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, sponsoi
Constitution Week each year, and
request that each citizen become
familiar with the contents of the
Constitution of the United States.
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“See You at the Pole” will be
led at 7:30 a.m., Sept. 18, by the
Perry High School Prayer Club,
with sponsors Bobby Nix and
Charlie Walker.
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Owners of the Perry Book Store
will host an autograph tea from 2 -
4 p.m., Oct. 5, for native Perry
author Henry Haugabrook Carter.
Her book is “Mother Wit,” and tells
the things she learned from her
mother while growing up in Perry.
The book includes advice she
believes every child should know.
She hopes to place the books in
correctional institutions because,
she believes, the inmates never
really learned these words of wis
dom from their mothers.
Joan Dorsett and Marti
Blood worth are scheduled to
assist.
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The American Legion Ladies
Auxiliary Post 24 membership
will resume monthly meetings and
luncheon on Sept. 19. 11:45 a.m.,
at the New Perry Hotel. The orga
nization welcomes new members.
Call Penny. 987-0582. or Norma,
987-1936.
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The Perry Players will present
“Rumors” Oct. 18-19, 23-26 at 8
p.m., and Oct. 20 at 2:30 p.m.
Reservations are required. Call
987-5354. Reservations will be
held until 15 minutes prior to per
formance. Alter that, they will be
released to people on the Players'
waiting list.
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The Sgt. Clinton C. Duncan
Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy members will hold a
tea from 3-5 p.m.. Sept. 25, at the
Perry Country Club, in celebration
of the chapter’s 75th anniversary.
Mrs. Edward Lusk is chapter pres
ident; Mrs. Florence Harrison is
the incoming president for the
1996-97 year.
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Warner Robins Little Theatre
will hold auditions for The
Cocktail Hour, a comedy about
family relationships., at the
Playhouse, 582 S. Pleasant Hill
Road, in Warner Robins on Sept.
30 and Oct. 1, at 7:30 p.m.
Play dates are Nov. 14-17 and
20-23. Actors include one mature
gentleman, one mature lady,
young woman, mid-twenties to
mid-thirties and young man, mid
twenties to mid-thirties.
Days Call: Nights Call:
987-5441 987-0062
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Warner Robins Lillie Theater
will present the comedy “What
the Bellhop Saw, at 8 p.m. on
Sept. 25-28; Sept. 29 matinee at
2:30 p.m. and Oct. 2-5 at 8 p.m.
Ticket sales at the door; regular
admission $lO.
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Congratulations!
To Mrs. Aurelia Evans,
Perry, 94, Sept. 25.
To Martin and Wilma Gay
upon their 50th wedding anniver
sary.
To John Canelle, Perry. 81,
Sept. 20.
To Melissa Lynn Williams
of Birmingham, Ala. and Jonathan
Patrick Womack of Birmingham
upon the announcement of their
engagement.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Williams
of Perry and the granddaughter of
Mrs. R. V. Williams of Fort Valley,
the late Mr. Williams, Mrs. Ben B.
Glass Sr., of Montgomery and the
late Mr. Glass.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Perry High School.
The groom-elect is the son of
Mrs. Patricia C. Womack of
Montgomery, Ala...and the grand
son of the late Mr. and Mrs; C. Z.
Taylor of Eclectic, Ala., and the
late Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Womack
of Spring City, Tenn.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 9 at Birmingham Chapel in
Birmingham.
To Kevin D. Brumley and
Susan (£pratling) Brumley of
Kathleen, upon the birth of their
daughter, Jamie Marie Brumley.
on Aug. 19.
To Kenny and Shelly Faulk
of Kathleen, upon the birth of
their daughter. Jeanette Marie
Faulk, on Aug. 23.
To Roxanne (Brown) Kuhn
and Timothy S. Brown of Perry,
upon the birth of their daughter.
Sharia Brook Kuhn, on Aug. 25.
To Lawrence B. Johnson and
Vernessa (Billings) Johnson of
Perry, upon the birth of their
daughter, Keandrea Janeen
Johnson, on Aug. 26.
To Candace Emily Byers of
Gainesville and Jeremy Scott
Simmons upon the announcement
of their engagement.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Judy and Glenn Byers of
Gainesville, and the granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Byers
and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Humphries
. The bride-elect is a graduate of
Perry High School.
The groom- elect is the son of
Marie Masters of Chestnut
Mountain and Jerry Simmons of
Lula. He is the grandson of Mr.
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and Mrs. Ray Simmons-of Lula
and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meeks.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 2 at St. Paul United
Methodist Church.
To P. Andrews "Andy"
Flowers ol Perry, recently named
vice-president of Sun Trust Bank
He is the manager ol the Watson
Boulewud office in Wainei
Robins.
To Patricia Yvonne Cabiness
and Antonio A. Davis, upon the
announcement of their engagement.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Martha Jean Cabiness and
Melzero Cabiness, and the grand
daughter of Virginia Johnson.
The groom-elect is the son ol
Ernest Davis of Warner Robins and
Carrie Davis, and the grandson of
the late Stonewall J. Davis and the
late Retha Davis. He is an aircraft
structural mechanic at the Northrop
Grumman Corp. in Perry.
The wedding is planned for
Oct. 19 at Covenant Church of
Jesus Christ.
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Among those hospitalized are
Louise Hill, Delle Barrett, James
Scarborough, Fletcher Porter,
Emmett Peavy, Way man Barrett,
Peggy Wilson and Escall Wright.
Among those recuperating at
home are Edna Smith, Ed Nash.
Dan Hubert, Sara Collier, Lea
Carter, Julie Hall. Terry Lamhcrth.
Josie Johnson. Madge Rick'
Muriel Akin, Louise Lasseter.
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Tina Davidson, Bobby Satterfield.
Annie Lou Mackeigan. Wayne
Tarpley, Cheryl Brooks. Fran
Henderson. Paul Musick. Sr.. Bill
Stubbs. Samantha Chumley.
Becky Cobb. Dawson and
Rosclyn Mullin. Mr. and Mis G.
F. Rogers. Mary Julia Fowler.
Albert Greathouse. George
Dunham. Deborah Rood ' mother.
Lara Kennedy and Fred Larsen.
Among those in nursing homes
are Rheunellc Griggs. Rea Goode.
E. B. Trigg. Bertha Kelly. Lucia
Adams. Randolph Brewster. Fern
Malone. Mary Odom. Gardner
Watson. Ruby Middlehrooks and
Milton Beckham.
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Sympathy is Extended:
To Charles E. Walton of
Perry, other relatives and friends,
upon the death of his mother,
Norma Elizabeth Hancock Walton
of Milledgeville, on Sept. 10.
To Mary Davee and Joseph
Malarkey, both of Perry, other rela
tives and friends, upon the death of
their mother. Erika F. Bloodworth
of Warner Robins, on Sept. 11.
To wife, Lelia Mae Felton of
Perry, and family, upon the death
of her husband, Thomas Brook
Felton of Perry, on Sept. 10.
To Lt. Col. Paul H. Hodge
Jr. of Martinez and Katherine H.
Wynn of Pawleys Island. S.C., and
other relatives, upon the death of
their mother Ann Harvard Hodge
of Murrells Inlet, S.C. on Sept. 11.
Houston Times- Journal
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William and Cora Durham of Perry will celebrate their 54th
wedding anniversary. The couple was married on Sept. 18,
1942 in Perry. Mr. Durham is a retired worker of Medusa
Cement Co. and Mrs. Durham retired from Warner Robins Air
Force Base. There will be a celebration and dinner given in
their honor on Sept. 21 at their home at 1113 Oakdale Ave. All
family and friends are invited to attend. The celebration,
named “What God Has Joined Together Let No Man Put
Asunder", is being hosted by her family and a special
daughter-in-law.
