By Bryan Geter
tUM[ - Francis
(L) and
ds wife Agnes of
Iii |llhe Corinth Road
,bnjoyed the cool
!|Ipight air as they
i[Isat in the rockers
ii|ton the front porch
Roger's Bar-B-
ue at the
Hummingbird
l'I£tation after filling
,IIP on fish and
rlasting L,ove
Honor Memory of Heroic Boyfriend from 58 Years Ago
Mrs. Frances Goode Norred and her hus-
are coming to Hogansville to honor
memory of the boy who romanced her
58 years ago.
The Norreds have contacted Memorial
co-chairman Ray Colemon and are com-
I to the ceremony sponsored by the
]igansville Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Norred's attention was focused again
in Hogansville after Calvin Thrower was fea-
tured in one of a series of articles about the
names on the Hogansville memorial. Mrs.
Norred wants to meet the surviving mem-
bers ofCalvin's family and see his cross at
the cemetery. She thinks the silver cross
Calvin had when he died was the one she gave
many Hogansvflle veterans. The bank will
open before and after the ceremony espe-
ciaUy for the veterans, their families and the
public. The bank is buying a new display case
for this occasion and wants to use it for rotat-
ing displays about Hogansville veterans.
Others wishing to help with the ceremo-
ny, please contact co-chairman Mike Johnson
({)mmittee at Calvin Hipp Park at 8 a.m.
i nday, May 28th. She wishes to do homage
i [Calvin Thrower, the young man with whom
/[e sparked for two weeks in the summer of
i];43 and who died during the landing at
'J ipan, June 1944.
him the last day they saw each other.
Additionally, two members of the late
Robert Cousin's outfit in Vietnam may also
attend the service.
The Flag Bank in Hogansville has agreed
to display the military memorabilia from
(637-5002), or Tommy Thrower (637-6226).
Also, the Chamber is looking for addition-
al military memorabilia to display at Flag
Bank. Please contact Bill or Mary Stankiewicz
at 637-9497 or bring the materials to their
shop at 200 East Main Street in Hogansville.
lii00n Memory oj'Ro ,erta M. Cameron
lilA Candlelight for Mrs. Mrs. Roberta Cameron, Mr.
;, ibberta M. Cameron: Marvin Cameron, Mrs. Charlie
Happy Mother's Day
Sometimes I don't know what
do
Since you had to go away.
I can remember the good
Kate Seaborn, Mr. Brinson
.............. Meglaughin, Mrs. Susie Kate
..... ,,- , Seaborn, Mr. Harvey Phillips, Jr.,
Mr. Brooksie Strozier, Ms.
road alone No matter what I say. l.tythia Cameron, Mr. Marshall
EspeciaUy without the one you Thank you for the love, faith, Cameron, Mrs.ThelmaCameron-
love happiness Simpson, Mrs. Peggy Rutledge,
But I will always remember Even though these words can't Mrs. Carrie Cameron, Mr.
you're up above, bring you back. Lockery Woodard, Mrs. Willie
Can't no one take the place of There's nothing more to say or Mac Grief, Mrs. Melody Natasha
you do. Clemons, Mr. Alfred Eugene
That we shared each day.
Just thinking of you
I sometimesjast break down
zd cry
But there's no need to ques- In my heart you will remain ttappy Mother's Day, Cameron, Mr. Mark Anthony
n God's work Heard, Mr. Nathan Neon
if| He knows the reason why. Even though as life goes on Grandma
, Things will never be the same. I'U forever keep loving you. Fountain.
iI You d always tell me good I will always remember the Sometimes we wonder why You're always in our hearts.
[,.ings secrets we kept It's so hard to say good-bye
it Never were they bad The smiles we shared Until we meet again, myfriend
'4[ Without you in my life And the tears we shed. Only God knows why... M][J.NE[ ANDERSON
If, eel so sad. Grandma, without you Mrs. Roberta M. Cameron's
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