Week Until Hummingbird Festival
According to its planners,
Hummingbird Festival in
trill be cheering
the heroes of yesterday
raising funds for the
September 11th as
as civic improvements.
is also going to
:chock full of rides, games
the best in Southern
food and fun.
Vicky and Roger Brown,
own the Victoria Belle
a special events
on Main Street in
, are bringing a
history War Between
States encampment to
property for the whole
weekend. There will
e historically accurate craft
demonstrations
z well as an actual military
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"It'll be a lot of fun," said
Brown, "and it's very
Kids love to ask
re-enactors questions
rs love to answer
The living history
g and flint knap-
(stone arrowhead mak-
p demonstrations. Civilian
REBEL WITH A CAUSE - Vicky and Roger Brown of the
V'toda Belle Plantation are bringing a living history War
Between the States encampment to their property for the
whole Festival weekend.
has helped Hogansville city
government write and sub-
mit a series of federal grants
for nearly a half million of
civic improvements, first and
foremost being the renova-
tion of the Royal Theater
(Hogansvitle's City Hall).
Work on the theater will begin
this fall. Profits raised dur-
ing the festival go toward the
theater renovation and
required matching funds for
the grants.
Hummingbird Festival
chairman Bill Stankiewicz
says, "The festival is going to
be bigger and better than last
year. We should top last year's
attendance record of nearly
5,000 people. And the food,
arts and crafts booth applica-
tions are already coming in
and almost equal last year's
total (number of booths).
Interested parties need to
contact Mary Stewart quick-
ly to get spaces. Mary can be
reached by phone at (706) 637-
9794 or folks can just drop
into our shop at 200 East Main
Street in Hogansville."
gentlemen and ladies from
the period win also take part
in the activities. Thanks to the
Victoria Belle's sponsorship,
admission to the encamp-
ment is free.
The Browns are also spon-
soring Rambunctious, an
Atlanta band noted for their
variety of musical styles. The
band will play at numerous
times during the festival.
The old time values of
small town America will also
call the festival home. The
Hogansville Girl Scouts will
collect for disaster relief and
the Hogansville alumni,
whose class reunion was such
a wonderful part of last year's
festival ("Main Street was
one big hug"), is having a
homecoming and dance.
The festival, held this
year on October 20th and 21 st
and billed as an Arts and
Crafts and Family Fun
Extravaganza, raises money
for the Hogansville
Charitable Trust. The Trust
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Jzwlgement Day for Just $5
Faith Baptist Church presents Judgement Journey, a 45
iourney through end times of this world the way the
says it's going to be. The Journey begins at sundown
October 19, 20, 26, 27, 30 and 31 and November 1-3.
Come and experience The Rapture of the Church, The
The False Peace of the Antichrist, The Mark
The killing of Martyrs, The Judgement of Satan
The Judgement of Those Who Reject Jesus Christ. This
change the way you think about your future!
The cost is $5 per person. Children under 16 must be
by an adult. A snack bar opens each evening
6 p.m.
Faith Baptist Church is located at 552 Hammett Road in
For more information call (706) 884-3100. We'll
you at the Judgement!
Festival Slated for Oct. 18-20
The 1st annual James King and Friends Bluegrass Festival
for October 18-20 at The Gospel Barn in
Headliners include the finest in pure, traditional
pass music, including the James King Band, Ralph
the LO,ds Family, Dave Evans, Lost & Found, Melvin
Paul W'flliams and many more.
music begins at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday
12 noon on Saturday. There are two sessions each day
music ending around 11 p.m.
Three day reserved seats are $50. General admission is
reserved seats are $20 daily. Children under 12
for $5.
A full service restaurant and a snack bar are open dur-
the festival. RV hookup is available. The indoor, climate
auditorium seats 1300. For information or tick-
call Bea Torrance at (706) 885-9300 or 1 800-844-6737.
The Gospel Barn is located on Hogansville RcL (Hwy. 29),
north of the I.,aGrange city limit, near 1-85, exit 18.
Singing Coming to Corinth Oct. 20
A gospel singing will be held at Corinth Baptist Church
October 20th at 7 p.m.
The featured singers Hill be God's Children from Roanoke,
Faith Singers from Corinth and Straight-Heart from
Come early opening night to be sure
of your place and study materials.
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