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League Plans Attic Sale
The Junior Service
ge will host
annual Attic Sale on
October 4 at the
Auditorium at
Now in its
year, the Attic Sale
offers a vast array of house-
hold goods including furni-
ture, china and glass, linens,
toys, baby equipment, books,
and holiday ddcor.
Doors will open for early
admission at 8 a.m. for $5, and
Mary Jo Veal
23, 1917 - September 19, 2003
Senior Center Staffer
regular admission begins at
8:30 a.m. for $1. Toward the
end of the sale, remaining
merchandise will be marked
down to half price, then a clos-
ing sale will offer"everything
you can fit in a bag for $2".
Jo Veal, 86, of Hogansville, died
Sept. 19, 2003 at Hospice LaGrange.
funeral service was conducted
Sept. 22, in the Chapel of the Claude
and Sons Funeral Home in
Dr. Paul Baxter and Rev. Jesse
interment was in Myrtle
ICemetery.
.,arers were Don Howell, Wayne
Bobby Buchanan, Terry Wallis, W.E.
and Roy Wright.
Mrs. Veal was born May 23, 1917 in
daughter of the late Joseph
Partain and the late Claude Todd
A lifelong resident of Hogansville,
Was a member of Antioch Baptist Church
[Was retired from Uniroyal, Inc. She was
Hogansville Senior Center
[Worked at the center under the Senior
Program until February of this
had served on the advisory board
Troup Council on Aging, had served
terms as a representative in the Georgia
Haired Legislature, and participated
columns for the senior center and
the history of the mill village in
Survivors include two sisters, Hazel
of LaGrange and Mildred Parsons
:ewood, N.M.; a daughter-in-law Ana
of Houston, TX; two grandchildren,
Veal and Patrick Pase, both of
and two great-grandchildren, Joy
and Casey Veal. In addition to her par-
she was preceded in death by her hus-
James Searcy Veal, and her son, James
Veal, Jr.
of flowers, memorial contributions
be made to the Hogansville Senior
Center.
The Claude A. McKibben and Sons
Funeral Home of Hogansville was in charge
of arrangements.
Ruby Slmnce
December 4, 1920-- Sept. 22, 2003
Church Member, Longtime Resident
Ruby Robinson Spence, 82, of
Hogansville, died Monday, September 22, at
West Georgia Medical Center in LaGrange.
The funeral service was held Wednesday,
Sept. 24 in the Chapel of the Claude A.
McKibben and Sons Funeral Home in
Hogansville. The Rev. Derrick Smith and Rev.
Randall Hodge officiated, interment followed
in the Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Hogansville.
Pallbearers were Robert Pilgrim, Norman
Smith, Mallory Smith, Harold Robinson,
Hassell Robinson, Charles Robinson, Elliott
Robinson, and Robbie Robinson.
Mrs. Spence was born December 4, 1920,
in Randolph county, Alabama, daughter of
the late Henry Albert Robinson and the late
Beulah Roberts Robinson. A resident of
Hogansville most of her life, she was a for-
mer resident of Atlanta and retired from tile
purchasing department of Georgia Institute
of Technology. She was a member of the
Hogansville Church of God and was the wife
of the late H. Johnson Spence.
Survivors include two daughters and a
son-in-law, Denise Spence of Hogansville and
Marinell and Robert Pilgrim of Stone
Mountain; one sister, Mary Robinson of
Hogansville; one brother, Leonard (Doe)
Robinson, also of Hogansville; two grand-
daughters, Jennifer Morkis of Seattle, Wash.,
and Jamie Pilgrim of "Ihcker; and one great-
grandson, Patrick Morkis.
The Claude A. McKibben and Sons
Funeral Home of Hogansville was in charge
of arrangements.
REPRESENTING three branches of the late William
Beall family were Ruth Richardson, Marcell Haltoway
and Frances Robinson of Hogansville.
Beall Family Gathers
At Hogansville Reunion
On Saturday, Sept. 20 old ties and make new
the descendants of the late acquaintances.
William and Sara Hindman Pictures of long ago
Beall held a Beall reunion, were displayed and forgot:
the first in many years, ten faces were renewed.
Back in the late 1920s Everyone enjoyed a
William lived on Dickinson delicious meal and fellow-
Street where his grand- ship, along with meeting.
daughter, Frances other relatives for the first
Robinson, lives today, time. Thanks to Bill and
Some 75-80 family Joycie Brown and Julia
members gathered at the Crawford for coordinating
Antioch building to renew the event.
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