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Ms. Ida Florine Tarver Jones
was honored with ten other ladies
from throughout Georgia as
"Gracious Ladies" during the
24th Annual Meeting of Gracious
Ladies of Georgia at the Green
Island Country Club in Columbus
April 6-7, 2000.
In being named a "Gracious
Lady", Ms. Jones was cited for
her work with the United
Methodist Church on the local,
district and conference levels,
and with the United Methodist
Women's Organization. She was
cited as "demonstrating tremen-
dous leadership within the
Church, a wonderful spirit of
humility, and a heart for being of
service to all."
She serves as a volunteer for
the Lagrange-Troup County
Chamber of Commerce and has
been "Ambassador of the Year"
twice (1998-1999) for the
Chamber. She serves on the
Boards for the Chattahoochee
Valley Art Museum, the
LaGrange Symphony Orchestra,
and the Optimist Club of
LaGrange.
Also, she maintains active
membership in the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Georgia Retired
Educators Association, Troup
Retired Educators Association,
serves as historian for LaGrange
Area Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa
Educational Organization,
LaGrange International
Friendship Exchange
Organization having served as
ambassador to sister cities of Poti,
Republic of Georgia; Craigavon,
Northern Ireland; most recently
Aso. Japan.
According to supporters, the
following are some other com-
ments shared "Her smile is con-
tagious and blesses everyone,"
"She is a giver, not a taker! She
gives her all in any task whether
that be a participant in a three
member tea party or a huge gala
reception when we visited our sis-
ter cities... She is always gracious
and kind in her remarks, actions,
and deeds." "As a teacher, she was
a true professional, performing
her duties with utmost efficien-
cy and ability.
She was innovative and
dynamic, infusing her students
with tremendous motivation and
instilling in them as appetite for
the joy of learning."
327 Georgia women from
approximately 70 Georgia com-
munities have been tapped for
the honor of "Gracious Ladies"
since its inception in 1977.
Previous inductees from
LaGrange include: Mrs. Mardrie
Fackler, Mrs. Emily Shefield,
Rev. Helen Freeman Henry, Mrs.
Libba Traylor, Mrs. Annie Tarver
Greene, Mrs. Morrill Hutchinson,
Mrs. Claire Newman, Mrs. Sue
Newman I2tnda; and former res-
idents, Mrs. Julie Farr, Mrs.
Biddy Hammett, Mrs. Mildred
Davis, and Mrs. Marianne
Murphy.
Mesdames Click Bradfield,
Charlie Jo Brady and Joyce
Jackson (all deceased) were also
"Gracious Ladies."
Women selected for recogni-
tion in "Gracious Ladies of
Georgia" are noted for having
made positive impacts in their
communities and the world cbm-
munity.
Nominations for inclusion
come from letters of nomination
by previously honored "Gracious
Ladies" with accompanying sup-
port.
The expressed criteria states
that "For a lady to be honored,
she must reflect an inordinate
demeanor by demonstrating sin-
cere concern for the welfare of
all who surround her daily life."
She must be without preju-
dice in creed, race and social
level.
She is characterized by her
kindness, politeness and compas-
sion.
The organization was found-
ed by Mrs. Rozell Fabiani of
Columbus, a noted television per-
sonality.
"Gracious
MS. IDA FLORINE TARVER JONES
Activit T
golf contest will be conducted of fund and relaxati
also for those interested in the All senior citizens i
sport of golf.
At 12 noon, the Hogansville
Pilot Club will serve a bag lunch
for the seniors. While enjoying
the delicious lunch, the seniors
will be entertained by the dance,
group known as "The Sassy
Seniors" of Coweta County. This
entertaining group has per-
formed throughout Georgia with
its dance routines. You will not
up are invited to com..*j
in the activist
ticipate
and recreation. This
of fellowship getting
with new friends.
The HogansvillI
Center wants and n
be present on this gre
day of events. For f
mation, please call the
637-6606, between 8
want to miss out on this field day p.m. Monday through'.
Turner Seeks 3rd
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emergency personnel are dis-
patched to make sure the indi-
vidual is O.K., or to provide any
necessary assistance.
Other programs launched
during Turner's administration
have been D.A.R.E. designed for
fifth graders, and Junior
Deputy, a third grade program.
Both encourage school students
to resist drugs and violence, avoid
negative peer pressure, and
become more productive, law-
abiding citizens.
Turner currently serves as
Vice President of the Georgia
Sheriffs' Youth Homes,which
provide short and long term hous-
ing of abused and neglected chil-
dren across the state, including
the Pineland Youth Home in
Troup County.
"Local citizens always
respond generously to our annu-
al fund-raising efforts
Pineland and the o
home facilities. Since
County has been in the!
the Georgia Sheriffs'
fund-raising for the
Georgia. We are truly
this consistent sup
2hrner. lt
In addition to his lac
ment related duties,|
Turner is a membajf
LaGrange Lions Clu
served on the Board of
of United Way of west
He and his family are
bers of First Baptist
The Square.
"With the commu
I feel that our agency
tremendous progre
improving the qualitY'
our citizens. I look for
tinuing this positive eff t
betterment of our co
Turner concluded.
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The Hogansville -.Senior
Center will be hosting a series of
events and activities for the sen-
ior citizens of Hogansville and
all surrounding communities.
The events and activities will
begin on Monday, May 1, 2000 at
8 a.m. under the direction of Mrs.
Jean Crocker. The Mayors walk
will begin at the Hogansville sen-
ior center.
Following the Mayors walk,
the seniors can enjoy a golf tour-
nament at the Hogansville
American Legion Golf Course.
The golf tournament will start at
9:30 a.m. under the direction of
Mr. Tommy Thrower.
On Wednesday, May 3, 2000,
the Hogansville Senior Center
will host a field day of events and
activities beginning with regis-
tration at 8:30 a.m. located in
Hogansville Elementary School
Gymnasium. The opening cere-
mony will start at 9 a.m. under
the director of Mrs. Eve
McKibben.
Listed on the morning activ-
ities will be a Domino
Tournament beginning at 9:30
a.m. Schedules of activities
include a basketball throw con-
test and Frisbee toss. Also, a
horseshoe throwing event and
softball pitching contest will be
held for those interested in the
more physical sports. A clock
Seniors Plan Outdoor
