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HOGSVILLE HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 2002
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and Jerry Reeves get ready for
a basketball game. Crawford
received the ball on Christmas.
Revival Starts
Here Jan. 19
Everyone is cordially
invited to attend an all faith
revival coming to
Hogansville January 19th
through January 21st, host-
ed by St. James United
Methodist Church.
Services will be held
Saturday, January 19 at 7:00
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January 21, 7:00 p.m.
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Pat Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Ricky Samples,
anniversary.
Dec, ember 28
Kevin Wegienka, Kristy
Johnson, Michael Wade,
Valerie Barber.
, December 29
Donna Duffey, Lois
Varnum.
December 30
Anna Wegienka, Brian
Drake, David Williamson,
Dixie Reynolds, Robin
McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Martin, anniversary.
December 31
Katelin Rippy, Rev.
Wesley Boatman, Sara C.
McKibben, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Reynolds, anniversary.
January 1
Billy McGhee, Chert
Fulford, Misty "Iitmlin.
January2
Ken Mckenney, William
McGhee, Winston Braswell,
Jr., Etta Norwood.
January 3
Edgar R. Barber, Kathy
R. Carlisle, Rev. Randall
Hedge, Melissa Wilson,
William Watson, Sr.
January 4
Charlie Johnson, Frances
Gaddy, Vivian Callaway,
Jason Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Strain, anniversary.
January5
Bryan Geter, Glen
Strickland, Jean
Doyle Todd, Eleanor
Patrick Hendrix, Tam'old an
Thompson, Tim Nichols. ] Lynn
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Breanna Houston Philp<
Frances Robinson, Leahe A
Noble, Todd Fohrman, Mc h Ck
and.Mrs. Amos Williamsonmb e
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Cathy Wiggins, Shanno
Brock
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Katter, Wendy Hawk
January 9
Patti Phillips, Roy M
Burdette, Terry Aldridg;gi:r
Tony Foust, Brad Stephens.iversa
January 10
Frankie Fuller, Genev'hR°bJ
Maxwell, Joey Katter, SheUrc
Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. Bil C m
Kee, anniversary.
January 11 prgia a
H.C. Brock, Harley Robit
January 12
John Cook Charh
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Saunders, David Martin. many c
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In Memory of J. Dan
DEAR EDITOR:
I vh to express my best
wishes to everyone in
Hogansville for a safe and
happy new year. Please
remind everyone that life is
short and that we may not be
granted tomorrow, let alone
another year. Each day is a
blessing from God and we
should count itas so. Ilearned
this the hard way recently
with the sudden passing of
someone so dear to me and
Hogansville... J. Dan Stout,
Sr.
If he taught me anything
it was to not plan for tomor-
row but instead to make the
most out of what you have
today. He was full of life and
laughter. I like many others
will miss him the rest of this
year and for many years to
come. Please print this poem
dedicated to Mr. J. Dan Stout,
Sr., that I wrote in his mem-
ory.
If Tomorrow Never
Comes
Twas the twelfth day of
December
A day I will always
pary in
remember r for a
A day I lost someone SRobie
dear ritage
Not only to here (:::
me but L
many people
Hogansville)
What this had taught
is that we must not fear
But learn to hold those
love oh so near
For life is short
count each day as a
Sent from God from
to year.
Oncething:
We need to always
with our ears
To the words of
Father who tells us
Have no fear,
another tear
For I am here!
J. Dan rest in peace
thou art in a better:
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