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Shriners plan fall barbecue
The Houston County Shrine
Club fall barbecue will be held at
the barbecue pits on Arrowhead
Trail (behind VFW on Corder
Road in Warner Robins), on Nov.
14. Serving begins at 10 a.m. and
ends at 5 p.m. at the pits. Cost is
$5 per plate. Plate includes 1/2
pound barbecue pork, bread,
coleslaw, chips, pickles, and cook
ies.
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Members of the Sgt. Clinton C.
Duncan Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet this afternoon (Nov. 6) at the
Perry Library at 3:30 p.m.
Florence Harrison is president of
the chapter. Visitors and prospec
tive members are welcome.
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Members of the General
Daniel Steward Chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet Nov. 13. at
3 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Wallis
Hurlbutt. Judge George Nunn will
be guest speaker. Grace Cook is
chapter regent.
• ••
Marcia Proud of Perry was a
bridesmaid at the wedding of
Denise Lorraine Spangler and
Leslie Allen Handley , Sept. 29, at
Midillebrook Tike United
Methodist Church
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Wallis Greene Rehberg of
Leesburg, daughter of Mrs. F. M.
Green Jr. and formerly of Perry,
will be showing and selling
Tendrils of Prints, the Victorian
Romance of Pressed Flowers and
Christmas Made in the South, at
the Macon Centreplex this week
end.
• ••
Wendi Copeland, director of
vocational services with Goodwill
industries of Middle Georgia was
guest speaker for the Oct. 29
meeting of the Perry Kiwanis
Club.
She told of how Goodwill
Industries of Middle Georgia is
helping transform lives through
programs directed to people trans
forming themselves into produc
tive, contributing members of our
community.
She said she hopes Goodwill
will be able to find at least two
adjacent available parking spaces
in Perry to serve as a pick
up/drop-off location for dona
tions
• ••
Children at Kings Chapel
Elementary School participated in
a mock election on Nov. 1. Perry
Mayor Jim Worrall spoke to the
third, fourth, and fifth graders on
the importance of voting.
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Congratulations!
To Mrs. Dorothy S. Greene,
85, Nov. 4.
To Robert Chase, a junior at
Harnett Central High School in
Augier, N. C., recently named to
Who’s Who. He is the grandson of
Darrell and Peggy Bell of Pern,
and the late Roy and Wilma Chase
of Osborn Mo.
To Eddie and Penny Wilson
upon the birth of their son,
Brantley Lanier, who was bom
Oct. 29. He joins big brothers
Patrick and Lawson in the Wilson
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PEDIATRICS ALPHA
1524 Watson Boulevard, Suite B «n
Warner Robins, Georgia
922-9205
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Monday through Friday
flHHfr 9:90 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Saturdays by special appointment.
Now accepting new patients. Preferred provider for most
insurances. Medicaid and Tri-Care are also accepted.
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Potpourri
Pauline Lewis
Lifestyle Editor
home. Proud grandparents are
Peggy Wilson and Jerry and Nina
Rogers.
To Sandy Harris and Larry
Wood upon their marriage on
Nov. 2, at First Baptist Church,
Perry, which was followed by a
reception in the Fellowship Hall.
To Stephanie Ann Morgan
of Warner Robins, and James Eric
Dixon of Montezuma, upon the
announcement of their engage
ment.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Morgan Sr.,
and the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ballard of Kathleen,
and Doris Morgan Willingham of
Macon.
The groom-elect is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dixon of
Montezuma. He is the grandson
of Mr., and Mrs. Billy Harpe and
the late E. T. Fountain, all of Lilly,
and the late Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Dixon of'Montezuma.
The wedding is planned for
Dec. 7 at Second Baptist Church
in Warner Robins.
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Among those hospitalized are:
Billy Brabham, Debbie Akridge,
Richard Perkins, Bill Overton,
Ann Moore, Hazel Roberts and
Vera My grant.
Among those in nursing homes
are: Laura Houser, Louise Houser,
Gardner Watson, Rheunette
Griggs, Rea Goode, Emily King,
E. B. Trigg, Bertha Kelly, Lucia
Adams, Randolph Brewster, Fern
Malone, and Mary Odom.
Among those recuperating at
home are: Katie Howard Lura
Kennedy, Fred Larsen Kathy
Tina Davidson, Clara Dykes, Bea
Peyton, Archie Thompson, Dan
Hubert, Delle Barrett, George
Storey, Bill Stubbs, Becky Cobb,
Dawson and Roselyn Mullin, Mr.
and Mrs.. G. F. Rogers, Janice
Muirhead, Albert Greathouse,
George Dunham, Betty Jacobs,
Edna Smith and Annie Bacon.
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Sympathy is Extended:
To Ernest Sizemore and
family, children, Dale Sizemore
and Lynn Sizemore Jones their
children, other relatives and
friends, upon the death of Ernest’s
mother, Herma Sizemore of Perry
at Dogwood Health and
Rehabilitation Center, Fairburn,
Ga. , on Nov. 4 >
To Dorothy P. Walton of
Fort Valley, and family, upon the
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the relocation of her practice
for Pediatrics and Pediatric
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death of her husband, Rufus F.
Walton, on Nov. 1 The Waltons
have friends in the Perry area..
To Benny F. Brown of
Warner Robins, family and
friends, upon the death of his
wife, Kathy M. Brown, on Nov. 2.
She was a registered nurse at
Perry Hospital.
To the children, other rela
tives and friends, upon the death
of Kenneth L. Blackstone of
Perry, on Oct. 30.
To the family and friends of
M. Lucille Jordan Gibson of
Perry upon her death on Nov. 3
To Artie Belle Blalock of
Perry, family and friends, upon
the death of her husband, Eugene
Eulos Blalock of Fort Valley, on
Nov. 2.
To Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Goodroe upon the death of their
grandson, Richard McLeod. The
Rev. Sidney McLeod, pastor of
Tharpe Memorial. Baptist Church,
is the father of the deceased.
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Items for this column are wel
comed from the general public. To
have your item or activity includ
ed, contact Pauline Lewis at the
Houston Times-Joumal before 10
a.m. any Monday. Items received
after that will be held for the next
edition of the paper.
Mail items to P.O. Drawer M,
Perry, 31069, or fax them to (912)
988-1181. Call Lewis at 987-
1823.
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Nov. 6, 1996
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be sold to Georgia Power.
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