HOGANSVlLLE HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2004 PAGE 3-A
Flint River Daylily Show Called Success
The eighth annual daylily
show at the Flint River
Technical Institute in
Thomaston was a big success.
Robert Corley of
Thomaston won Best in Show
with his unusual form entry
of "Spider Miracle." Baker
Hendricks of Woodland won
the best seedling category.
Maggie Bonner of Talbotton
won the best youth award.
Mike Barwick of Griffin won
the best miniature and the
best collection categories.
"Toopie" Perkerson of
Talbotton won best large
flower, best small, best dou-
ble, best spider, best off-
scape and the sweepstakes
award.
The members of the }lint
River Daylily Society want to
thank all who came to view
the daylilies and to buy plants.
For more information about
daylflies or how to join the
club contact the club presi-
dent Beverly Hendricks in
Manchester at 846-9785.
~ubmated Photo
LADLES - The Women of the Year are pictured here, along with keynote
Brenda Hudson. Pictured are, left to right: Hudson; Brenda Clark, religion; Ona
education; Cynthia Jenkins, Pioneer Award; Carolyn Taylor, business; and Janie
civic/community.
ble Group
ttes Club Recognizes Women of the Year
the Orchettes Civic and Social
five women who have made
to the community
the Women of the Year program.
In 2004 the club celebrated its S0th
and the 21st annual Women of
year's honorees were: religion,
Pinson Clark; education, Ona Lee
community/civic, Janie Bell Ellis;
Carolyn Taylor; pioneer award,
The 2004 program, held at Newnan
Elementary School, was well attend-
md inspirational, said Orchette Alice
Brenda Hudson, principal of
High school, was the speaker.
about women who make a dif-
The honorees were entertained with
Salute the Cherubs Praise Dancers of
1 SOngs by Carlton Kendrick. Former hon-
form a group known as Jasmines,
recognized and presented tokens of
the ceremony, a reception was
Clark is a recording artist, and
of Little People's Learning Center.
was cited for her varied activities not
but in numerous religious
the ,community.
&Ifm-d ~azet~h~ Xeachex in the. ~owcta
ScHoot,Systetn and holdsan admin-
gree. She is currently pursuing
a advanced degree. Alford has worked dili-
to help low achievers realize some
success, and is a mentor to new
Ellis, of Grantville, writes a news column
several newspapers in Coweta and
She can be relied upon
to document illnesses, success stories, and
even birthdays of hundreds of individuals.
Ellis was cited for her community spirit.
She helps the elderly in her neighborhood by
running errands, and recently worked with
a neighbor who needed transportation fol-
lowing an automobile accident. Ellis can be
relied upon to help anyone in a time of neces-
sity.
Taylor is a retired Coweta educator. She
has taken a second career in the business
world and is a successful representative of
a prominent business which helps individu-
als to prepare for education, life savings or
other areas. She has expanded her business
to the point she is in demand as a consultant
to business and civic groups.
She is an inspiration to young people who
need to know how to prepare for education,
saving, and life.
Jenkins is the CEO of G3 Communities,
a non-profit faith-based organization. She is
committed to revitalizing the communities
which have been neglected to the point of
having sub-standard housing, unsightly
grounds, and lack of adequate jobs to earn a
decent living. She is presently working to
revitalize the Chalk Level Community.
The Orchettes salute these honorees and
wish them continued success. Club President
Earnesteen Camp challenged the honorees
to greater service, and challenged others to
to make a difference.
The Orchettes also recently held the
Dorothy Seldon Memorial Luncheon, and the
club is working to celebrate its 50th anniver-
sary with a fabulous program in September.
The Orchettes Club expresses its appre-
ciation to the community at large which sup-
ports the dub members in their efforts.
Camille Akin and Michael Reed
Akin- Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Akin of
Columbus announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Camille to Michael Reed,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Reed of Montgomery, AL.
The bride-to-be is the
granddaughter of the late
Edward G. Akin and Sarah
Akin of Waverly Hall and the
late A.G. Rozell and Mrs.
Mildred Rozell of Shiloh. She
is currently attending
Auburn University.
The groom-to-be is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford S. Reed, St., and the
late Mary G. Linsky, all of
Arab, AL. He is a graduate
of Auburn University with a
Bachelor of Science in
Business.
The wedding will take
place on July 17 at St. Paul
United Methodist Church in
Columbus.
~l,-r,s up? The Amazing Grace Sunday school class of Antioch Baptist Church was
at the Dolly Building. The group were to come dressed with their
The delicious meal began with tim dessert first then the regular meal
Grace being at the end of the meal. The group enjoyed games, many received
gifts. Then the winners were selected to receive the gifts. Edna Hanner and
Collier were the winners.
June 17 Conner Mathews June 22
Kim Rogers Jana Balaam Brnada Bussey
Virginia Fisher Cole Calhoun
June l8 Mr. and Mrs. David Matt Johnson
Amy Von Borstel Martin (A) Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Francis Driessans Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Howell (A)
Jeff Thomas Whitmore (A)
LillaRosser Mr. and Mrs. Guido
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rinaldi(A) June23
Neighbors (A) Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rose Anne Smith
Frank Garrett (M) (A) Ethan Shirah
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Julie Striblin
June 19 Richardson (A) Laurie Lott
Dennis Barber Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pike Patrick Bonner
Donna M. Hatchet (A) MicheU Presscott
Tony Johnson Virginia Wflliamson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Hammett, Jr.
Behrendt (A) June 21 Mr. and Mrs. Perk
Mr. and Mrs. Jody Hale Beatrice Dopp Hammett (A)
(A) Danny Searels Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Summer Herndon "Smith (A)
June20 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Anette Duffee Herndon (A) Kirkpatrick (A)
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