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Newspaper Page TextPage 2B Wed.. M.mli .’V I**‘>H. Houuou limr> low mil Potpourri anil ('had Karnes ol Dawsonville 11 you recall. Debra's son and his wile had a baby girl two months ago. and these two cousins will grow up about 10 miles apart l ucky girls • •• Friends ot Jeanette Ciunn. now ot Macon, enjoyed seeing the engagement announcement in Sunday's The Macon Telegraph ot her granddaughter. Jcana Gunn. to Stanley Seth Bush 111 ol Houston. Texas • •• Congratulations to Allen Tabor who will retire from Armstrong World Industries in Macon on April I • •• Did you know that volunteers Irom \ ARP oiler tax service at Perry Library at this time ot the year ’ They will be available and tree ol charge lor anyone who needs help with tiling their taxes Thursday afternoon March 2b 12 AO to 4 VI and Saturday I;un to I p 111 • •• Sorelle Club members met on March IN at Ochl&hatchee Clubhouse lor the scheduled "Clean-l p Dav' Fourteen mem bers showed up lor this annual event F.ach one bioughl a sack lunch Drinks, chips, salad and dessert weie provided by the host esses who were Ann Smith. Sara Stone. Nannie I aura Fudge and Alene llrscry F'very one had a good leeling ol accomplishment at the end ol the dav as the clubhouse really looked better. • •• Maria Hardman, bride-elect ol Johnny C Cross, was honored with a bridal shower March 15. in the Fellowship Hail ol Second Memorial Baptist Church Hostesses were Anne Carroll. Doris Fountain and Caroline Little Special guests were Rose Hardman ol Warner Robins, mother ol the bnde. Gail Key Cross, mother of the groom, and Pat Cross, stepmother ot the groom Delicious refreshments were enjoyed alter the lovely gilt' were opened and admired, a pleasant time lor all who attended Maria and Johnny are being married April IN at the Sacred Heart Church ot Warner Robins • •• Mary Murphy wishes to thank everyone tor their kindnesses shown to her during her recupera tion following her tall at home She is currently on a one-woman campaign to make everyone aware of the dangers ol walking around the home in sock feet. Mary recommends the kind ot socks the hospital furnished her soi ks w ith sonic kind ol rub beri/ed treads on the bottom • •• Our supper club became a brunch club Saturday morning at the lovely Tucker Road home ol Riley and Sandra Hunt Tulips were everywhere I linked, inside and outside Morning drinks were accompanied by cheese cot kies Breakfast casserole, hot Iruil and tasty asparagus with angel biscuit made a picture plate We then overdid with cof teecakc to die tor • •• Congratulations to Martin R and Lorraine H Funk on the sl)th anniversary ol their marriage at - in r bl. fflm jEkimijh ■ 1 „ '“iji? ■« r '■'■" HHeeL f • ’' <v wi v- / • K l| jfk jUP ' I ■ mmmm w *a ’-v * vjc * : 1 \\ g| J| • Sptiol Photo MAJOR BIRTHDAY Just as she promised us, Jo McLendon Skellie shared a picture of herself enjoying her 90th birthday celebration. Lancaster. Penn on March 14. IM4N They were honored with a family dinner at Cate Piovencc in Macon by their children Janice F Puckett ot Walcska. Sally F Tolleson and Richard H Funk ol Macon The Funks are proud grandpar ents ol Tripp. Ansley and Kelly Tolleson and Corey and Andrea Funk • •• Carolyn and Dennis Lovejoy traveled to The Florida International Museum in St Petersburg in early March to view "Titanic The Exhibition" and want lo encourage everyone to go They were joined by their son, Chris (ianas ol Vcro Beach and Sherry Cooper, formerly ol Perry The exhibit is a collection ol items, china, crystal, jewelry, clothes, furniture, papers and pieces ol the actual ship itself, all brought up from the origiyal wreck It is a memorial for the tragic loss ol all the lives ol lami hes coming lo America lor a new life, young honeymooning cou pies, and some ol America's rich est “royalty" Most awesome and realism, was to step through a pair ol swinging doors out onto a dark ened replica ol the deck ol the Titanic, to ga/c out into a dark curved screen exactly as history says it was that laietul night as il you are actually sinking Foi the Lovejoys the exhibit was really labulous and well worth the trip Call them at VN7 lor more information, il you’d like • •• Congratulations to Perry High School's Carl Thomas lot being named Boys Basketball Coach ol the Year by The Macon Telegraph Kudos also to mem bers ol his stall. Bert Bozeman. Max Vickers and Rob Zell, who helped Thomas lead the Panthers all the way to the Class A A Stale Championship game • •• Friends ol Jennie Kelly will certainly be glad lo learn that she is recuperating at Medical Center ol Central Georgia • •• The ISNK Dogwood PesHval queens have lots ol local relatives April Fendley. Miss Dogwood, has one sister. Amber Tier grand parents are Mary Murphy, Larry Murphy ol Kathleen and Ray and Rene Fendley Angela Pope. Miss Teen Dogwood, has sister April and brother Joey Grandparents are Don and Mary Dunaway ol Unadilla Tiffany Giles. Miss Pre-Teen Dogwood, has as her grandpar ents Jack and Margaret West Krystle Kennedy. Junior Miss Dog wood.is the granddaughter ol Patsy and Edward Watson Beth Sellers. Little Miss Dogwood, has one brother. Matt Grandparents. Audrey and Dale Vaughn, moved from Perry to Mobile last summer Emily Toliver, Tiny Miss Dogwood, has one sister Heather Grandparents are Jean and Garret Meeks ot Centeiville • •• Dcryle and Jane Whipple have recently returned from a two week European vacation They toured Venice. Capri. Rome and Switzerland with three couples ol tContinued from page IBi triendx Irom Philadelphia NC and B.imbridgc They report hcuulilul art and wonderful weather with no need Tor the ratiKoats they had packed • •• Meals on Wheels would like to thank everyone who partici pated oi helped m any way with then bake sale held March 14 in front o| Kmart. Ihe response Irom the community was gener ous and verv rewarding with out standing results • •• Saturday I‘t‘fN Miss Teen Dogwood Angela Pope, was invited to sing at a fund raiser lor an automobile accident victim at Eilamore Barn at Forsyth Eilainore Barn is a gospel and country music songlest with a family atmosphere that occurs every Friday night at Forsyth Angela was united lo return and will perform again April 24 • •• Penv High School Class ol |‘>M is planning their << 'tli year reunion lor Aug IK The following classmates have gotten themselves lost and need to be lotind Pat Bowen Comet Fiank Flatten. David () Steen. Bob Parcels. Agnes Rislici Linda lohnson Smith and Naomi White Il vou have information please contact Floyd lahoi ! 4*• I Cater Circle Perry (ia t|nb‘ior UN" 2UN4 • •• I hope vou, 100. happened lo see Perrv's own Bridget Boyd win 5H1.201 Monday night on Jeopards Good luck on Tuesdav Bridget 1 • •• Wednesday Mternoon Book Club members met last week at my Ridge Circle South home I needed no other decorations lor the two tables set lor IN than the two gorgeous arrangements ot camellias Irom mernbei Phase (iallcmore s camellia gardens W V ilKk wL Speool Photo ALL TOGETHER Five Generations are represented in this photo of Annie Smith of Cochran who turns 94 on March 25, Helen Smith Nash, Gloria Nash Sikes, Keith W. Maddox and Brooke Ann Maddox form the other generations. WSF&PWM JLIiA ■Whh AjHk ■ m k 1 Speool Photo TIME TO CELEBRATE Paula and Wallis Hurfbutt cut and sample their 50th Wedding Anniversary cake March 14. %'fi * BOOK CLUB GATHERING - Standing for the Wednesday Afternoon Book Club meeting picture are (from left) Floy Underwood, Louise Lawson, Joan, Margaret Talton, Ruth Saxon, Paula Geiger, Rose Mae Smith, Molly Moss, Hilda Walker, Tommie My co-host. Dot Greene, was unable lo attend, so member Paula Geiger, ably assisted me in serving Island Trifle and coffee lor refreshments Linda Leowcn once served Island Trifle to Beltista Club members, and I hail asked lor her recipe It was that tasty I was pleased to hear my bookclubbers sav tliev liked it too Here tis lor you to make lot your group The book Listening with My Heart, bv lormet Miss \rncnca Heather Whilcstone. was reviewed bv Margaret Talton This verv mteicstmg life stoiv ol the dil Ik lilt v ol grow mg up with out being able to heat was heart warming Doctors had predicted that Heather could not learn beyond thud grade level but with perseverance hard work, supportive parents and a tremen dous I .trill m God she learned to overcome all her dilticultics ls| \vn I kit i t h large eggs beaten . cup sugar (i i ups hall and halt I teaspoon varulla I i lb oz i frozen [round cake. Special Photo Hunt. Seated behind table are (from left) Ann Huffman, Betty Ramsdale, Jo Hunt, Eloise Gallemore, Carolyn Etheridge. Marie Marshall is seated in front. thawed and cut into -inch cubes ( to 4 tablespoons bourbon, divided iLinda and I used rutni 2 red delicious apples, unpeeled and chopped 2 cups seedless green grapes, halved Combine eggs and sugar in a heavy saucepan, gradually stir in hall and hall Cook over medium heat stirimg constantly with a wire whisk, until mixture tinsk ens and coats a spoon lahout (() mm Stir m vanilla Place halt ol mZjr* iJbI fL IB** jkf jgm -1- Special Photo CURRENT BROWNIES Brownie Troop 510 Rebecca Waldbusser, Tori Strozzo, Alyssa Evans, Karlie Colwell, Jayme Hamilton, Mallory Willman, Bobbi Lynch Lynsey Greenlee, Meghan Edwards with troop leader Kathy Pfohl in center 1 11 w"-* m " > ■ jg£ J 1. Special Photo ANOTHER BROWNIE TROOP My Brownie Troop many, many years ago Front row: Claire Grimes, Jean Cosey, Helen Head Second row: Joan Roper, unknown, Marjilu Watts, Sherry Staples, Wallis Greene Third row: Rita Todd, LaNelle Cosey, unknown. Subscribe tot><hVf. Just $21.20 per vfCAr for borne Oclivcrvj m Houston Couvttvf cvervj WcSrtcsOAH* Call 9#7-i#2* for SctAils. ■■l Hubert Bennett Your Hometown Pharmacy mimttaVitosHbVgrßMMßDiaHadiaA ImimmUh liiisiß MITn ttrl ~ —r liauMj iiniii#iTrtiißrMintn«im smr-anflT*” cake in bottom ol a 16 cup trifle bowl; sprinkle with I table spoons bourbon Pour halt of cus tard over cake Repeat procedure with remaining cake, bourbon, and custard. Cover and chill 3 to 4 hours Combine chopped apple and gra|Vs, serve with trifle 12 to 15 serv mgs • •• Have a great week Enjoy the more spring-like weather, and mavbe. a drv spell WE OFFER... •StoarGUntlUioaiiiik •Free In-Town Dettvmy • Durable lfladioal Bijuipment •Computer Medical Beoords •BumnySarvin • Complete line of Sundry Hams