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CELEBRATION- The sanctuary of Warm Springs United Methodist Church
in 1905 and has gone through a number of renovations.
O0 Years!
Springs Methodist
The Warm Springs United Methodist
is 100 years old this year and will be
)rating at its homecoming service this
March 28.
Bishop Lindsey Davis of North Georgia
Conference will be preaching, and
former pastors will participate in the
The sanctuary of the church was com-
m 1905 and has gone through a num-
r of renovations through the years.
h~sn~e of the church's past physical histo-
een preserved. " earl
log cabin behind the church in the y
later used as a boy scout meeting
then was bought by a local citizen
removed to his private property.
A tree in the yard had large metal rings
Yen into it which were used as hitching
square
tree with one of the metal rings was
Anniversary This Sunday
saved and is on display in the church today.
During the 30s and 40s, the pastor at Warm
Springs also ministered to the patients at the
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, which
Franklin D. Roosevelt started for polio vic-
tims.
In 1987, the church's 25 members faced
the monumental decision of either restoring
the church or closing its doors.
Through fundraisers and donations, the
members were able to complete the desper-
ately needed renovations.
For 25 years, the bell in the church's tower
has not rung.
It now zings every Sunday morning at 10
a.m. to announce to the community that the
church doors are open wide for members and
visitors.
The church is located at 216 Broad Street
in Warm Springs.
PAYING A VISIT- Renowned
Southern writer Dori Sanders
will be the featured speaker at
a gathering of Friends of the
LaGrange College Library on
Thursday, April 1. The event
includes dinner and starts at
6:30 p•m• at Highland Country
Club. Sanders, the eighth of
10 children, grew up on the
farm her family Still owns in
Filbert, S•C• She rose to liter-
ary prominence in 1990 with
the publication of "Clover~ a
novel about the relationship
between a 10-year-old black
girl and her white stepmother
set in rural South Carolina•
Upon release, the book
received national acclaim and
is now required reading in high
schools across the country• It
has been translated into a half-
dozen languages, and in 1997
Hallmark produced a made-
for-TV movie based on the
novel. Tickets for the Friends
of the LaGrange College
Ubrary dinner are $25 per per-
son and can be purchased at
LC Connection or by calling
Tammy Rogers at 880-8344•
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March 27
Bob Cardin
Hannah Thomas
Josh Coggin
Louette McCollum"
Robert Withers
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw
(A)
March 28
Celeste Carter
Roy Drake
March 29
Jessica M. Hatcher
Joel Keith
Joshua Smith
Mathew Geter
Melissa Hate
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Seymour (A)
Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Aldridge (A)
March 30
Alex Harris
Diane Marciniak (M)
March 31
Christopher Spradlin
Paul Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Webb
(A)
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Faith Baptist Church of LaGrange is pre-
senting "He's Alive," a Biblical drama about
the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ.
There are five performances of the play:
Wednesday, April 7 at 7 p.m.; Thursday,
April 8 and Friday, April 9 at 3 and at 7 p.m•;
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Children under five years of age are not per-
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