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Page 2B - Wed.. May 5. 1999. Houston Home Jouriutl &JPH |M4£J R I *' *J Tt* m ttnr mm %£’ £ mWL ' m i m |j/ | c §yi||s| r " • ' J§' \1 r vVx |||^> | Russell Edward Sowell and Sally Lynn Hair Hair, Sowell plan Chattanooga vows May 29 Sally Lynn Hair and Russell Edward Sowell announce their engage ment. The bride-elect is the daughter of Glen and Leah Hair of Perry. The groom elect is the son of Palmer and Betty Sowell of Tifton. The wedding is planned for May 29 at Southern Belle Landing in Chattanooga. Tenn. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Vancine Hair and the late Johnnie Warren Hair of Pineview. and the late Otis and Thelma Spivey of Unadilla. A graduate of Hawkinsville High School, she received a bachelor's degree, Summa Cum Laude ii)i from M^r^er 0 , ~M it. tr Schmader, Homan plan June 5 vows Jerome and Dolores Schmader of Lucinda, Pa. announce the engagement of their daughter, Julie Christine Schmader. to Eugene M. Homan Jr., son of Sharon and Thomas U ' . * • V Julie Schmader and Eugene Homan 2 \ c , ° Wne ' Z"’ rr . Lana. , U3?#a“ hraffm Hair Salon \ \ -'-'llO7 Mominsside Dr., Perry • 987-2737 University, where she also earned a master's degree in family sendees. She is employed with the Bibb County Department of Family and Children Services. The groom-elect is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Howell of Blackshear and the late Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sowell of Savannah. A graduate of Tift County High School, he received a bachelor’s degree in educa tion from Albany State College and University where tie expects to receive master’s degree in health and physical education. He is employed with the Twiggs County Board of pEducatiqn. r Hanes of Crawford County. The bride-elect is a grad uate of North Clarion High School and attended Clarion University of Pennsylvania. She is employed by the Perry Area Kollyn Rooks honored at seated luncheon By JOAN DORSBTT HOW JWMML »TAW Kollyn Rooks, bride-elect of Bob Lawson whose engagement is announced elsewhere in this issue of The Houston Home Journal, was honored with a seated luncheon for 30 relatives and friends May 1 at the Northside Road home of Jim and Paula Geiger. May baskets of flowers on the doors greeted guests. Co-hostesses assisting Paula in serving Katerings by Kelly were Marti Bloodworth, Joan Dorsett, Janet Nunn. Kopie O’Neal. Susan Pierce, Mitzi Sexton and Donna Tabor. Fresh spring flowers arranged by Janet Nunn adorned the six tables set with Paula Geiger's lovely linens, china, crystal and silver. Special guests for the occasion were Kollyn’s grandmother, Pauline Rooks of Fort Valley and Bob’s grandmother. Louise Lawson. Health Department issues reminder about breast examinations Special to the Home Joukkal As a participant in the Georgia BreasTest and More Program, the Houston County Health Department is reminding all clients who received mammograms and clin ical exams last year that once is not enough. The best way to fight breast cancer is through regular screening, even if previous tests have been normal. Studies show that for older women, regular screening through yearly mammograms, clinical exams and month ly self-examination, provides the best chance of survival of breast cancer. Breast cancer is over 90% curable when detected early! According to Dianne Hill, Public Health Nurse, every woman 50 or over should have a mammogram and clini cal breast examination every 12 months, even if there is no history of breast cancer in her family. Women 50 or over who have not had these important tests because of the cost may be eligible for BreasTest and More. To make an appointment or obtain more information, call the Health Department at 542-2050 or 987-1717. Chamber of Commerce, and is the granddaughter of Jerome Schmader, Ore late Veronica Schmader, and the late Joseph and Mildred Judy. The groom-elect is a graduate of Warner Robins High School, and is a pro ducer for Peachstate Cable. He is the grandson of William Herniman of Crawford County, Marjorie Moshier of Sussex, N.J., and Elsie Hanes of Macon and the great-grandson Rose Rosenberg of Macon. The wedding will be at 11:30 a.m., June 5, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Lucinda. IAAP dinner is May 13 in Macon Special to the Home Joukmal The May meeting of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), for merly known as Professional Secretaries International, will be at the Peyton Anderson Builting in Macon at 6 p.m., May 13. The cost of dinner is sl2. For more information or to make reservations con tact Ginny Sandefur, 752- 2064 or Kay Broom, 922- 6911. Favmte mipts Sour Cream Muffins By JOAN DORSETT Home Joctmal Staff 2 cups self-rising flour 1 cup sour cream 2 sticks butter, melted (Kelly uses oleo) Fold flour and sour cream together. Add melted butter and stir in. Drop in tiny muffin tins 2/3 full. Bake at 350 degrees 15 minutes. Kollyn was presented a wedding gift of a footed cache pot by the hostesses. Katerings by Kelly included fruited chicken salad served over a wedge of fresh pineapple, aspara gus in balsamic vinai grette. tomato aspic on let tuce and lemon meringue nests. Sour cream muffins were the delicious accom paniment for the event. to Staine* (fitter l ' iwf 4 tAmtstanf on faeexymiMjj a Gertifiei/ \ytlzheimen ’*• GaiHxjtoei* on f 4, Elaine attended the 3 month Alzheimer’s Training Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, and completed courses in Behaviors, Normal Aging, Dignity Care, Activity Programming, Provider Intensive Care, and Nutrition TjjSS 'fx*' i ‘ I f§p 1 ' u V s \ 1f 1 | \ |§lf!p 111'*■' Hr A , -jLiftk, r:' . •' tV ew4zc& Call Elaine or Sheilah at 987-3120 for information 1026 Keith Drive, Perry, GA —: 1 m MX am MM i ■ “ * . ' •. ■ . : ' "• ; -ffylaSiiSlS-f > Kollyn Elisha Rooks Rooks, Lawson will exchange vows at First Baptist, Perry Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Ellis Rooks of Fort Valley announce the engagement of their daughter. Kollyn Elisha Rooks, to Robert Reeves “Bob” Lawson, son of Ella Ann LawsQn of Perry and the late Hugh Lawson Jr. The wedding will take place on June 19, 1999, at First Baptist Church of Perry. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Pauline Rooks of Fort Valley and the late B. Stafford Rooks, Hermione Mitchiner of Columbia, S.C, and the late Marvin Mitchiner. She is a graduate of the Westfield Schools and of Georgia College and State University, where she earned her bachelor of sci ence degree in early child hood emication. She ds a second grade teacher at Perdue Elementary School in Houston County. The groom-elect is the grandson of Louise Lawson of Perry and the late Hugh Lawson Sr.. Matilda Way of 1 Hawkinsville and the late Robert G. Way. He is a graduate of the Westfield Schools and of the University of Georgia where he earned his degree, cum laude, in land scape architecture, and was a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. He attends the University of Georgia School of Law and is a member of the Student Bar Association and the Gridiron Secret Society. Upon graduation he will return to Perry to work for the firm of Daniel, : jTuggle and Jerles. 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