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HO6ANSVmLE HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2090
Fall Line Festival Brings Fun, Food, Excite
This coming Saturday,
October 14th, the eighth annu-
al Fall Line Festival will be in
town around the historic
Courthouse Square in Talbotton.
: There will be games, fun, food,
and crafts for all.
This event was named after
the Fall Line Freeway that will
connect Talbot County with a
super highway now under con-
struction some ten miles south
of Talbotton. This super high-
way runs close to the original
Fall Line, and follows a line from
Columbus east to Macon and on
to Augusta.
The festival was an original
brainchild of the Talbot County
Chamber of Commerce, which
has served as its sponsor since
the beginning. Faithful
Dennis Johnson
at Parkway Motors, Inc.
No Problem
Chamber members begin plan-
ning the next festival each fall
after the big event is over.
The landmark occasion has
continued to grow each year and
is well attended from all over
the county as well as its neigh-
boring regions.
At the center of the festival
is the Talbot County Courthouse
which was built in 1892. Traffic
around the courthouse is
blocked off and vendors display
various wares and food. The
atmosphere is one of gaiety and
merriment.
This annual event features
area vendors who come to dis-
play a wide variety of delight-
ful foods prepared for every
taste. Some of these foods are
prepared with old recipes and
distinct flavors while others are
standard flavors of home-style
cooking. You can take your
choice of foods.
There is also a wide variety
of crafts offered for sale by area
vendors. These goods include
many unusual goods many of
which are not available in area
stores.
One of the more popular
events of the festival is the clas-
sic car show. This big event
attracts classic cars from all
over this area and their owners.
This event Usually attracts up
to 75 vehicles that appeal to
every interest.
Local musician Lee Lucas
will be in charge of the music
again this year. Every kind of
music will be available includ-
ing religious, bluegrass, coun-
try, and popular.
A stage will be set up at the
west door of the courthouse
where Lee and his musicians
will perform while visitors may
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Model layouts
Railroadiana sales by vendors
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sit and eat while they enjoy the
music.
Also in this general location
will be clowns and rides for the
youngsters and a tour of historic
Talbotton for those who
such things.
Everyone is urged te
to Talbotton on
celebrate the coming of the
Congratulations to Ms.
Betty Addie and Mr. Tim McKee
on the birth of their son,
RaDarious Keion McKee, born
September 28 and weighing 7
pounds, 2 ounces. Maternal
grandmother is Ms. Mabel
Addie of GrantviUe.
Happy anniversary goes out
to the following couples: Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lewis (Tracy)
Overson, Sr., on their 9th on
October 4; Mr. and Mrs. Stalin
(Vickie) Williams on their 21st
on October 5; Mr. and Mrs. Mel
(Annette) Grady on their 35th
on October 3 and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence (Jeanette) Lucas on
their 17th on October 9. We wish
them many, many more!
A very special happy birth-
day to Ms. Ellen Frances Rosser
of Grantville on her 84 years
young on October 9 and more
happy birthdays to come.
Our belated sympathy goes
out to the family of Mrs. Mary
A Allen of Hogansville, fgr-
merly of Milwaukee, Wisconfn
in her death. "Earth has no sor-
row that Heaven cannot heal."
Happy birthday wishes go
out to the following people: Mr.
Barry Addie, Mr. Eric Boddie,
in memory of Mrs. Georgia Lee
Birts, Mr. Clarence Bohannon,
Edwin LaDale Bohannon, in
memory of Mrs. Bobbie
Clements, Ms. Eva Mac Clark,
Mr. Willie Lee"Bobo" Clements,
Jr., Mr. Dexter Colton, Ms. Vera
Elaine Childs, Ms. Rubie Colton,
Ms. Sherrie Colton, in memory
of Mrs. Annie Mac Dean, Mr.
R.Z. Colton, Marquet Deon
Easter, son of Ms. Gloria O.
Easter, Mr. Robert "Billy"
Freeman, Mr. Nelson Godfrey,
Cordel Boddie, grandson of Ms.
Bobbie Boddie, Ms. Paula C.
Gray of Clev!l,..Qhio grand-
daughter bf' Mrs: -Josephine
Rosser, Ms. Elease Hodo, Ms.
Ulease Hodo, LaTeresa Hopson,
Mrs. Mattie R. Jackson, Mrs.
Lizzie Johnson, Shamekia
Hardaway, Ms. Janette
Malcolm, Mr. Tony Nails, Ms.
Debra Lesley, LaToria Butts,
Ms. LaVeda Traves
Wendell King,
and son-in law of Mr. and]
Willie James (Vita)
James Pritchett, Mr.
Stewart, Mrs. Daisy
Ms. Tracie H. Rosser,
Charles Tenney,
Shermaine Thompson
Torrie Russell
grandsons of Mr. and
Hosiah (Rosetta) Thomps
Mrs. Juwarn V.
Tiffany White, in
Mr. Johnny Daniel,
Xiomara Sewell,
Ms. Angela Sewell,
of Mrs. Willie Estella
Rev. Charles Williams,
Hines, daughter of Ms.
Bass and Mr. Chris Hines,
Betty T. Portress,
Woodard and in
Alfred Wright, Jr.
We're sorry to report
Mrs. Lugenia Jones
Grantville is a patient
Peachtree Regional
Newnan. We wish her a
recovery.
Our deepest
out to the family of Mrs.
we of Hogansville in
death. May you rest in
I'm happy to
yours truly, Ms. Janie
home from the hospital'
doing nicely.
Bethlehem
St. Marks
and Women's Day on
October 8 at 11:30 a.rn.
worship and fellowship
will
of Christian love. Rev.
Black is the pastor
Lucy Stanley, assistant
The New St. Paul
Church, 463 Sewell Rd.,
Bazaar i
beginning at 9:00 a.m.
p.m. There will be food
fun activities, arts and
and much, much more ! R
Brown is the pastor.
Think about it: If we
busy to pray, we are
"Can God save me?" Fear is an ever-present part of the
of many people: They worry about their health, safety or
ty. The troubles of everyday life can cause
times forget that God can save them completely in
and spiritual aspects of life. His protection and
part of the offer of salvation that He makes to all
struggle and try to accomplish their deliverance throul
own efforts. But God is the only Savior. As He told His
Isaiah's time: "Now this is what the Lord says. He
people of Jacob; He formed you, people of Israel. He sayS,
be afraid, because I have saved you. I have called you
and you are mine. When you pass through the waters,
with you.'" (Isaiah 43:1-2a NCV) This is His promise to
all time, to be with them and help them pass through
bled waters of life. God created us to be joyful in life,
able. He wants us to love Him and have a fulfilling
with Him. Sin in Our lives only separates us from God.
us to restore our relationship with Him because He
His blessings include forgiveness of our sins. "I I am
who forgives all your sins, for my sake; I will not
sins." (Isaiah 43:25 NCV) A right relationship with
includes blessings of protection, provision and assurance.
Jesus said, "If you have faith
as a mustard seed,...nothing
shall be impossible for you."
Matthew 17:20
Believe that God will give
you what is best. Your faith will
grow as you trust His love for
you.
All things will be possible
For those who trust God;
The faith as small as mus-
tard seeds
Grows strong in trial's sod.
--Sper
Trials are the soil in which
faith grows.
Sunday morning Sis. Bonnie
Eller brought the message,
%Valking by Faith," Judges 6:11,
12. Sunday evening Larry
WiUiamson's text was from Acts
18:24, 25; 19:1-2 and the third
chapter of I Samuel. After the
service we enjoyed our month-
ly birthday and
supper.
In God We Trust
Life can hurt us
then
And bring the bitter
When
cloud our faith
Temptations weave
gled web
And sorrows
heart,
But God still loves
itaU
And offers a new
His love can mend
ken heart
And dry the bitter
His grace
we need
To overcome our
