HOGANSVILLE HOME NEWS - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2000 PAGE 9
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- Twenty-one outstanding students were recently inducted Into the West Georgia
College chapter of the National Vocational-Technical Honor Society (NV-THS) at the
Center for International Business Development. NV-THS is a non-profit, national honor
for outstanding students enrolled in occupational, vocational, or technical programs.
is designed to provide recognition to those students making high scholastic
and to encourage excellence, skill development, honesty, leadership, citizenship,
l individual responsibility. New members and officers are as follows: (left column, front to
Rachel McNabb, Jennifer Wimbish-Secretary, Sara Ray Treasurer, Meagan Whalen,
Simpson-President; (middle column, top to bottom) Timothy Rohner, Kathy Taylor,
Ritzel, Pam Eaton Charlotte Lamb, Mona Eaton; (right column, front to back) Brenda
Nicole Carlisle, Toni Durham, Vergena Ogletree, and Tracey Hunt. Not pictured: Alicia
Ruby Estes, James Short, Carolyn Walker, and Amy Ham|I-Vice President.
Curtis Thompson
May 27, 1924 - October 9, 2000
Curtis Thompson, 76, formerly of
passed away October 9 at the
Health Care Center after several years
health.
services were conducted October 11
Chapel of Tom Stutts & Son Funeral
in Franklin, with the Rev. Rick McMahan
were Charles Thompson, Jeremy
Kevin Thompson, Robert Thompson,
and Johnny Rich.
Music was provided by Leesa Stutts Cothran.
Interment followed in the Franklin City
Cemetery.
Mr. Thompson was born May 27, 1924 to the
late Will J. and Georgia Altoona Thomas
Thompson.
He was a farmer by trade and a Baptist by
faith.
He was a lifelong resident of Heard County.
Survivors include three sisters, Grace
Thompson of Franklin, Myrtle McCormick of
Crest View, Florida, and Albia Dollar of Bremen;
several nieces and nephews.
Tom Stutts & Son Funeral Home of Franklin
was in charge of arrangements.
'Passport Event' Set Saturday
With Junk and Garage Sales
Moreland is expecting a big
crowd on Saturday for the 2nd
Annual Pathway Passport
Event.
The event will include
garage sales, junk sales, swap-
ping and antiques.
Vegetable vendors are also
welcome.
Tables can be set up (for a
$10 donation to the Moreland
Historical Society) in the field
next to the Lewis
Grizzard/iYixie's Gift Shop on
Highway 29 in Moreland.
No registration is required.
The Pathway Passport
event is planned in conjunction
with Grantville and
Hogansville.
People are encouraged to
hit the side roads and enjoy the
beautiful weather.
The Erskine Caldwell.
Museum, Moreland Farmer's
Museum, and both antique
shops will be open in downtown
Moreland.
Additional space is avail-
able for setup along the side of
the mill if the space is filled on
Highway 29.
Passports can be Stamped
at the Farmer's Museum or at
Trixie's. A raffle will be held in
Grantville on Saturday night.
Call 770-304-8859
Maryleigh for additional infor-
mation.
Welcome to the Hummingbird Festival!
Open 24 Hours
,Janet's
Country Cooking
All-You-Can-Eat
Lunch & Dinner
Buffet
6, 5
NOBLE'S TRUCK STOP
1-85, Exit 28, Hogansville
637-8800
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toric warm springs, GA
[] 40 Beautifltl Guest Rooms
[] Deluxe Continental Breakthst
[] 25" TV
[] Outdoor Hot Tub (filh, d with soothing Warm
St,tings water)
[] Vely Reasonable Rates
[] Handicapped & Non-Smoking Rooms
[] Tour Buses Welcome - Bus Parking
Offering you role Southern Hospitality,
comfortable rooms, a friendly staff, and
reasonable rates.
For Reservations Call:
706-655-9099
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h k Warm Springs, Georgia
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attractions in and around
Warm Springs
[] Roosevelt's Little White House
[] Shopping, Shopping, Shopping
[] Callaway Gardens
[] Pine Mountain'Frail
[] National Fish Hatchery
[] Pine Mtn. Wild Animal Park
[] Roosevelt State Park
[] Roosevelt Golf Course
[] Roosevelt Institute
Warm Springs, a nmd West Georgia tox3a gaining most of its 'earlier m:ognition
for being the adopted home of Franklin Ik, lano R(x)seve|t. Few lxq)le know
however, that Warm Springs gainod a reputation for its therapeutk" mineral /
watel as far back as the [8oo's, when the rich and famous came in droves
to the spa at the origiual Meriwether Inn. Today, hun&4s of
thotLsands visit anm,ally to enjoy the town lovingly eZ'4
restored to its Vietorhn condition, jii
TROPHIES * PLAQUES * GIFTS
AWARDS * MEDALS RIBBONS
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Phone: 706482-7205
Fax: 706-882-0944
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When we feel Sunday
Ruth 1:1-5
frustrated ,o_
Ruth 1:6-9
reachin goal Tuesday
Ruth 1:10-14
Ruth 1:15-22
Thursday
Ruth 2:1-5
Friday
Ruth 2:6-13
Saturday
Ruth 2:14-23
Your work is judged to be successful,
but you always feel you should have
accomplished more...
PERFECTIONISM
is not a characteristic God looks for in a person.
Our best efforts to reach the finish line is all
He expects. When the efforts are noble,
the outcome will follow suit. Learn to acknowledge
and rest in the acceptance you have in Christ.
He died for you when you had nothing to offer.
Rest in His achievement.
Weekly Bible Trivia
In what country did Ruth originally live?
(answer found in this week's scripture reading)
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