PAGE 6-A HOGANSVlIa~ HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2004
DISTINGUISHED
TRIO- Three peo-
ple were honored
for 30 years of
service during the
26th annual
Employee
Recognition activ-
ities at the
Roosevelt
Institute last week.
They included
Willie Jenkins,
Winston Tant and
Joni Dunn.
HARWELL, BRO~ & HARWrJa, P.C.
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Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 & 13
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Congratulations to Alice
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was chosen Honorary
Mother of the Year by the
Business and Professional
Women's Club.
We're happy to report that
John Henry Portress of
Grantville is home from the
hospital.
Happy anniversary to
Marvin and Mary Rosser on
their 5the on May 16. May
you have many more.
Birthday greetings go to
Tamica Bohannon, Johnnie
Mae Blount, in memory of
Raymond Brown, Jason
Brown, Brianne Sharliane
Bussey, graddaughter of
Hosiah and Rosetta
Thompson, Sr., Sharon T.
Bussey, Betty Jean Bailey,
Annella Burston, Edward
Colton, Nathaniel Dean, Sara
Antoinette, granddaughter of
Robert and Loretta Freeman,
in memory of Stark "Pete"
Ellis, Sr., Dontavious Lashun
and Santaviuos Dashun, twin
sons of Cynthia Heard, in
memory of Eunice Hunter,
L.D. Hines, Marie Hines,
daughter of J.D. and Roby
Hines, Deon Grad),, Willie
Frank and Mary Lou
McLaughlin, in memory of
Elisha McLaughline, Velma
S. Mitchell, SandraV. Phillips,
Janice R. Sanders, Robert
Rosser, Annette C. Dennis,
Sara Louise Middlebrooks,
Teneka Russell, granddaugh-
ter of Eva Mae Clark,
Nathaniel Tenney, in memo-
ry of Mary Ellen Talley and
in memory of Zavis
Wheelous.
Happy anniversary goes
to Reece and LaTonya
Grogan on their 8th on May
11. LaTonya is the grand-
daughter of Rev. J.E Booker
of Lone Oak and the late Alice
Booker. We wish them many
more.
The Greater Jehovah
Baptist Sanctuary Choir will
celebrate its anniversary at
the Greater Jehovah Baptist
Church in Grantville in
Sunday, May 16 at 3 p.m. Rev.
Edmond Leigh is the associ-
ate pastor.
The White Plains United
Methodist Church of St.
Marks Community iinvites
everyone to the annual
Women's and Mother's Day
program on May 16 at 11 a.m.
Rev. Nathale Walthall is the
pastor and Rev. George
Beasley is associate pastor.
Seed for thought:
Kindness is always in season.
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Be Kind to
OneAnother
Recently,l was at a meeting when an older
woman arrived late, Since the seats were
all taken by the lime she arrived, she walked
to the back of the room and took a place
with the others who were standing, Althougt~
I knew the meeting was expected to last
about an hour, I offered her my chair anyway
and when she accepted my offer, I knew
[ was in for a long meeting, But, t also knew
that she needed the chair more than t did and that my offer was
but meaningful way to let her know that she mattered; and as it turned
out, it really made my day to 9ive her my chair, This wasonly a minor act d
kindness, but one which we have the opportunity to do almost every day.
How easy it is to hold the doo~ for someone, or to share our lunch, or let
someone in front of us in line. And, the great value of these little gestures
is that they let others know that they are being noticed and valued. Even
though most of us will never be called to martyrdom for acts of great hero-
ism or sacrifice, we can all still perform small acts of kindness each
and ev~ da~/. A friendly smile or a chee~ hello can be an act of kindness,
and one which will usually be returned in kind.
K JV Romans 12:10
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Community Action for Improvement, Inc.
the Department of Agriculture surplus
distributed to eligible low-income residents in
and surrounding counties on May 19 - 21.
Each household must be able to provide the
information when picking up commodities: a
card for each member picking up the commodities;
of household; total number of persons living
hold; and total household income.
Commodities will be distributed on a
served basis to households providing the
The locations for Meriwether County will be
Luthersville Neighborhood Center on
19 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Mt. Venus Baptist Church in Gay on
from 9 a.m. - noon.
St. Mark's Community Building on Wednesday,
from 3 - S p.m.
Woodbury City Hall on Thursday, May 20
noon.
Greenville Community Building on Thursda);
from 8:30 a.m. - noon.
Manchester Service Center, 607 J.D. Parham
Friday, May 21 from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For more information call the CAFI Service
846-3098.
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Marie E~mondson
September 18, 1916 - May 8, 2004
Franklin Road Baptist Church Member
Marie Hester Edmondson, 87, of LaGrange, died
May 8 at the Brian Center of Nursing and
graveside service was held at 2 p.m. Monday,
Shadowlawn Cemetery in LaGrange. Rev. Tommy
officiated.
Mrs. Edmondson was born Sept. 18, 1916 in
County, AL, the daughter of the late Herman and
Brown Hester. She lived in LaGrange most
a member of Franklin Road Baptist Church, and
of the late Huey Pierce Edmondson.
Survivors include two sons, Norman
LaGrange and Wayne Edmondson of Nashville,
grandchildren, Diana Edmondson of Nashville and
Dollar of LaGrange; and one great-grandson,
Edmondson.
The Claude A. McKibben and Sons Funeral
Hogansville was in charge of arrangements.
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Funeral Home
208 Johnson Street
Hogansville, Georgia
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