HOGANSVILLE HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, Auc. 29, 2002 Pad;J,:
This: Man Steals Whe, elbarrow [
b/BRYAN GETER
A Hogansville man was arrested and
with burglary last Wednesday
after he allegedly took a wheel-
from Van's Hardware Store on
Hogansville police was called to the
p.m. after witnesses said
' saw a black male throwing a wheel-
stat-
she saw the man as he ran toward
Street.
Police said they began patroling the
and shortly afterwards, spotted a
Boys told police that Tyrone (Pete)
Mitchell left the wheelbarrow against
her will and said he would be back to
get it later.
Reports state that Officer Edward
Lee spotted Mitchell thirty minutes later
and questioned him.
Lee said Mitchell was sweating heav-
ily and his clothes were dirty.
• In a separate incident, police was
called to 106 Askew Ave. in reference
to a domestic.
Reports state that Patrick Norman
of 100 Baptist Drive and Chrystal Smith
of 308 Frederick Street were at 106
Norman allegedly struck Smith once
in the left eye and once in the left side
of her jaw, then ran away.
Police stated that Smith did have a
scratch on her left eyelid.
Warrant procedures were advised.
*In a separate incident, warrant pro-
cedures were advised for Nancy Polk
of 101 Waley Street after Nancee
Meredith of 402 Askew Ave. told police
that Polk had driven pass her residence
slowly and say vulgar and indecent
words to her nine year old child.
Meredith also stated that Polk would
use hand jesters at her child. She said
the yard of AskewAve, homeofJesseColtonaround her child would not even go outside
who lives at 307 Oak Street. 10 p.m. and beth began to argue, because of it.
Man Charged With DUI After Stop
Reports state that the officer could Chev. Cavalier was driving south on the
GETER smell a strong odor of alcoholic bever- upper part of West Boyd Road and was
age on the person and his speech was making a right hand turn onto Ransby
Hogansville Police arrested Titus also slurred. Drive when she struck Mario Kavinique
Mayes, 42, of 5750 C.B. Johnson Mayes was read the implied consent Blalock of 214 Wilks Street, who was
charged him with DUI and tag and was given the breath test on the traveling east on Ransby Drive at inter-
requirement last Friday night intox 5000. Mayes was taken to the hos- section of Ranbsy Drive and W. Boyd
t 11:30 p.m. pital for a blood test at his request. Road.
Officer John Starnes said he noticed Strickland told police that the bush-
tag light on Mayes' Chevy Blazer *In other police news, a two-vehicle es on her right at the edge of the road-
out and followed him on Hwy 29N wreck occurred on Saturday around 1:45 way obscured her vision.
Mayes came off of Ware Street. on West Boyd Road at the intersection Blalock was taken to the West
The officer said that Mayes turned of Ransby Drive. Georgia Medical Center by American
Hwy 100 and then he pulled him Reports state that Bobble Smith Medical Response with complaint
Strickland of 102 Ransby Drive in a 2000 injury.
The Gospel Singing Crusade
have the next singing on
September 7th. The
will be held at 1100 West
Street, Manchester. The
and the
at 6:00.
Delicious food will be
by The Crusade
The menu will con-
of spaghetti and yummy
We have donated items to
exciting cakewalks and
music. The Georgia
Boys from LaGrange
known as the Joint
Forever Forgive from
will be spe-
singers.
Please b]'ing your family
d algl"comc:oat and.
) with us. Admission
free, but donations are glad-
to keep this music
See you there!
ON TAP:
T h e
Gospel
Singing
Crusade
on Sept. 7
will include
perform-
ances by
(Top
Photo) The
Georgia
Melody
Boys from
LaGrange
(formerly
known as
the Joint
Heirs) and
(Bottom
Photo)
Forever.
Forgiven.
Contest Offers 'Write' Way to Win
The Optimist Club of LaGrange is
the 2002-2003 Scholarship Essay
The topic for this year's essay is:
Our Freedom Is Threatened."
The contest is sponsored by Optimist
give young people the oppor-
to write about their own opinions
the world in which they live. The
can encompass a young person's
experience, the experience of their
or a more historical prospective. The
selected each year is intended to give
the room to develop their own
around a central idea. In addition to
r for written expression, par-
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than 1000 clubs partiCfpe in this con-
12. Interested students should submit essays
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Optimist Club, or designated teachers in the
local high schools. The essays are judged at
the club level, district, and at the interna-
tional level.
Prizes awarded are as follows: Club Level
- Medallions; District Level - The winner
receives a $650.00 college scholarship;
International Level - 1st place - $5,000.00 col-
lege scholarship, expense-paid trip for stu-
dents and parents to the Optimist Convention
for a reading of the winning essay, and a
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The contest is opened to students under
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Carpenter Circle Enjoys Meeting
potato chips, peanuts, Coke
or diet ginger ale were served
by Mavis Garrett, Helen
Stephens and Lillian Howell.
The program, "Instant
• :Encounters" was presented
by Lillian Howell. She read
the scripture from Acts 2: 16-
21 and missionaries'
names/places of service with
birthdays today. Mavis
.Garrett closed the meeting
with prayer.
Refreshments of lemon
chess cake, sugar cookies,
The Betty Carpenter
of the Hogansville
Baptist Church met
August 12 with
Garrett, Fletcher
Helen Stephens,
Phillips, Patti Phillips,
Meredith Rhodes,
Howell and Joyce
attending.
Call to Order was by Mi's.
Reading of the
was by Mrs.
Old business: Five
still going to WMU
hostesses:
WiHiams (refresh-
and Mavis Phillips
After the meeting, they
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