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Wed., June 23, 1999, Houston Home Journal Page 2B Visitin’ become a helicopter pilot. However, he and three oth ers lost their lives in a crash in 1984. Congratulations to Perry High School wrestling coach Sean Moistner on his new position at East Pauld ing High School in Dallas. He will be coaching wrestling and football. Sean and Heather Meyer have moved their wedding date to Nov. 6. Heather has completed two years at Georgia Southwestern Uni versity and will resume her education at State Universi ty of West Georgia following their wedding. Congratulations to Wilbur “Biir Underwood Jr. who has received a certifi cate from the State of Geor gia commemorating the completion of more than 50 years of service as a mem ber of the Bar of the State of Georgia. Bill also has received a letter from Randolph W. Thrower, class agent of Emory University, inviting him to a 65th class reunion of the Class of 1934 College of Business in September. Bill and Floy Underwood have lived in Perry on Greenwood Circle since 1981. They have two sons, Wilbur H. Underwood 111 and Steve Underwood of Atlanta. • •• The Houston County Arts Alliance is sponsoring a grant workshop for all members and member organizations. There will be a professional grant writer to assist organizations in writing grassroots grants. July 7, 6 to 8 p.m. at Flint Electric Building at 1600 Elberta Road in Warner Robins. For more information, call Varie Rustin at 922- 6588. Mostellers celebrate 50th anniversary By JOAN DORSETT Home Journal Staff Luther and Billie Mosteller were honored June 21 by their children with a 50th wedding anniversary luncheon at New Perry Hotel. Places were laid for Luther and Billie, their son Martin, Donna and Margo who is 16, their daughter Becky, Ken and Jenny age 16 and Beth age 13, Bertie Riner of Roswell. Glenice and Curtis Terry of Ameri cus. her brother Vasser Goode of Br on wood, her sister Dot and Perry Will ingham of Camilla and their sister-in-law Agnes Mosteller. During the celebration the couple renewed the vows they made June 21, 1949 at their preacher’s home in Leesburg, this time led by their son-in-law Ken Brooks who is minis ter of music at Cochran First Baptist Church. They exchanged anniver sary gifts when they had once exchanged rings. Their granddaughters sere naded them with “You’re Still the One” to CD accom paniment. “You’re still the one 1 run to The one that 1 belong to You're still the one I want for life You’re still the one I love The only one that I dream of • You’re still the one I kiss good-night" Rates are Great! Purchase * Refinance * Second Mortgage • Get Cash • Debt Consolidation • Home Improvements • Pay Your Taxes • Pay Off Credit Cards • Pay College Tuition Use Your Equity To Reduce Monthly Payments. Save Thousands Of Dollars Each Year. I Jjn^l %ai§i Call Tmlit Foe FREE Qualification Sarrice PROM ProfcMfcxal ftoffc MORTGAGE Jm,aAjsmssm (770)943-7211 Continurd from page IB Steve and Mandi Posey Paris have returned from their honeymoon in San Francisco. Their June 12 formal wedding at Perry United Methodist Church continued with a reception and dance to music by the Sensations at the Officers Club at Robins Air Force Base. Steve and Mandi are at home at Wingate off Watson in Warner Robins. He is account executive with Core Management Re sources Group in Macon and Mandi teaches at Miller Elementary School in Warner Robins. Meanwhile, Mandi’s sis ter Laura, 1999 Westfield Schools graduate, is at Georgia Southern Universi ty for orientation for fresh men. ••• * Congratulations to Clay Hughes and Jill Prickett upon their recent engage ment. They both are Perry High School graduates. Clay is employed at Blue Bird Body Co. and Jill works at Taylor Regional Hospital. Their wedding is planned for Feb. 19. • •• Susannah McPherson, the lovely wife of Henderson Village manager Stuart McPherson, recently arrived and we welcome her to Perry. Their dog Angus, a funny golden retriever, has the best life ever. Stuart says Angus has lost 10 pounds chasing and treeing squir rels who are much more cautious now. Angus also enjoys sneaking a dip in the flowing fountains. • •• Pound Puppy Report Animal Control Officer Dan Bass at 988-2800 has a male medium-size black dog with long silky hair and a white and brown beagle- if. ! & A -- LUTHER AND BILLIE MOSTELLER They cut and served the two-tiered white wedding cake which was decorated with yellow roses, bride and groom and the number 50. Sunday morning was unusually special in the Willing Workers class taught by Mary Weidel at First Baptist Church Perry. Becky, Jenny and Beth served refreshments to a perfect attendance class to honor their loved one. Billie Goode came to Perry to teach my first grade class right out of col lege and lived in the Coop er house on Washington Street which is now home to Wallis and Paula Hurl butt. Luther lived with his parents just down the street. That’s where the newlyweds made their home and live to this day. Ist Mortgages 2nd Mortgages Amount 7 MX 7.128% Amount t. 00% gjp% 78,000 *824.41 "WSir SOfiOO $190.93 ~ $199.96 ”15543 gSEST -»moo SShm SuT 10MQ0 tm. 18 " mi.ia JST&o 1315:6* 11 TESW~ —*W. J MC* jiHS: iM" jnfmanftaaa Human OOMaKdaOnSßlalnißtal oisea 1-888-447-6588 type female. . Willie Grant and Marty Myers at Helping Hand ani mal shelter at 905 Jemi gan, 987-1771, have 2 full blooded beagles and a white Australian shepherd with 2 blue eyes among other dogs and puppies and lots of pretty kittens, some solid white. ——m i »i Happy Birthday Happy Birthday, Jane. One of our favorite sub scribers, Jane Barrett, turned 60 June 11. She likes the way she was with these pigtails, and so do we. - Joan Dorsett A Jr j | |ji| i&jK -i* aBJA rn * •if&Bß&SijsiL' Thomas Richard Stage and Heather Jo Wilder Wilder, Stage vows will be July 31 in Perry Joyce Ragan Wilder of Perry and William W. Wilder Jr., of Clarkesville, announce the engagement of their daughter. Heather Jo Wilder, to Thomas Richard Stage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robert Stage of Conyers. 'Hie wedding is planned for July 31, 1999, at the Periy United Methodist Church. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Johnnie Brannen Ragan of Hender son, the late William Leon Ragan Sr., and the late Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wilder Sr. of Macon. An honor graduate of The Westfield Schools, she graduated from the Univer sity of Georgia with a bach elor’s degree in business administration. While at the" University, she was a Presidential scholar, a member of Delta Zeta Sorority and Pi Sigma Epsilon marketing fratemi- SIM.MOFF APPRAISAL Appraisal fee rebate of SIOO.OO when loan closes. Loan must close by 6/18/99 ! Must present coupon at loan I application. \am ’ifec- |U#.- *^S »#>jt^«^y A JI •**. ,'. 1 B • "»•«-.»» -.•***•»** -•?..-•♦ J»j| Hubbard family gathers locally for reunion By JOAN DORSETT Hg*nt Jqukhal Staff Sherry Staples Hubbard and and her loved ones enjoyed their recent trip back in time and up to date in Perry and at Hen derson Village. First thing she and I did was shop the Camellia & Main overstock sale that was held for the first time ever in Macon. It is held in Fort Valley at the ware house and is one of my very favorite shopping experiences. Then I played the tour guide for Sherry and we really tried to take ty. She is district account supervisor for Hershey Chocolate, USA. The groom-elect is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben Stage of Lake land, Fla., Mrs. Jeanette Vogel and the late Mr. Cor nelius Vogel of Fulton, 111. A graduate of Rockdale County High School in Conyers, he graduated from Gwinnett Technical Institute with an associ ate’s degree in horticul ture. He is a member of the American and Georgia Golf Course Superintendents’ Association. He is the second assis tant superintendent at Jennings-Mill Country Club in Athens. Summertime, and the livin' is easy at For more information, please call Telephone: Page: 987-8179 765-6545 in everything and see everyone. We found that to be impossible but fun to try. Sherry’s birthday at Hen derson Village was every thing and more. The weath er, accommodations and the grounds were incredi bly perfect Her daughter Caroline writes for Atlanta Business Chronicle and will write a description of the resort for the Chattanooga Times- Free Press. Son Chuck is with BMA Insurance Co. in Atlanta. His wife Jamie is with Invesco. Sherry’s hus band Charlie, still an agent with National Life of Ver mont, has a second career as administrator of the Abraham Lincoln Museum at Lincoln Memorial Uni versity, Harrogate, Tenn. * / 4 W, \ 9 v V ■ ■ B I -V s * i i i> 1,1 1 \ ■ m \ vSt „*' ft ' 1 Hat v . . ' 7|™r IS K mk W 9 * .. bh* - * • Wjp x* -.4 JP .aa ijgil ” 9Fv, jjr Hollie Walker and Michael Potts Walker, Potts set July 3 vows Mr. and Mrs. William Joe Walker of Calhoun announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Hollie Shan Walker, to Michael Lee Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bill Potts of Perry. The wedding will take place at the First Baptist Church of Calhoun at 4 p.m. on July 3, 1999. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Gertrude Chadwick and the late Carl Chadwick , and the late Mr. and Mrs. Otis Walker, all of Calhoun. She is a graduate The Hamptons of Perry Come by and let Pollie make the livin' easy for yoo! South Houston County's Premier Apartment Community is now leasing Luxury 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartment Homes. Special Photo VISITING Joan Dorsett (left) and Sherry Staples Hubbard pay a visit to Linda Johnson with whom Sherry taught three years at McEvoy High School in Macon. Linda is pictured display ing a memory quilt given to her daughter, Sandy Cooper, standing, Pre-K teacher at Tucker Elemen tary. It features photos and signatures of Sandy’s students and was made and given to her by her para-professional, Charla Upchurch. Sherry and Caroline mixed together the follow ing ingredients when they want to take a dish or serve a group. Black Bean. Corn Salad cup red wine vinegar ‘A cup olive oil • 3 cloves garlic, crushed % teaspoon salt \ teaspoon pepper 3 (15 oz.) cans black beans, drained 10 oz.. frozen com, thawed 1 large red pepper, chopped 1 medium green pepper, chopped \ - 1 medium purple onion, chopped Combine first 4 ingredients and let stand 30 minutes. Mix remaining ingredi ents and toss with vinegar mixture. Refrigerate 8 hours. of Gordon Central High School, and holds an asso ciate of arts degree from Emory at Oxford and a bachelors degree in psy chology from Georgia State University. She is employed at the Georgia Probation Management office in Canton. The groom-elect is a graduate of Westfield School and the University of Georgia, where he received his BBA in risk management and insur ance. He works with Win ston Group Insurance Company in Marietta.