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The Sowega Sams club held its January 2011 meeting at the Elks Lodge in Albany on Jan. 6, and discussed plans for the 2011 calendar. A list of New 2011 officers and campout locations were given to each member. Sally Johnson of Leesburg, Ga., was the host. Several Colquitt Countians were either elected or nominated to fill these positions. The elected officers were Danny Jordan, president, Moultrie; vice president, Glen Watson, Perry, Ga.; Dock Breeden, secretary/treasurer, Leesburg, Ga.; asst. secretary/treasurer, Debbie Jordan; and legislative representative, Carolyn Watson, Perry, Ga. Appointed officers were wagon master, Roy Wohlforth, Leary, Ga.; chaplin, Jack Sangster, Thomasville, Ga.; chapter sheriff, Charlsie Little, Albany, Ga.; deputy sheriff, Donna Sangster, Thomasville, Ga.; seargent at arms, Wendell Brown, Hartsfield,; historian, Beverly Richardson, Blakely, Ga.; publicity, Judy Clark, Moultrie; and sunshine girl, Loraine Sheeks, Albany, Ga. The telephone committee was Sally Johnson, Leesburg, Ga.; Lo Joie Ulm, Sumner, Ga.; Carolyn Kelly, Bainbridge, Ga.; and Faye Brown Hartsfield. The club had a meal which the Elks Lodge prepared and there was 43 there for the meal. The club is part of the Georgia Chapters of Good Sams. The club is all about camping, fun, food, and family. This club’s projects are Dogs for the Deaf and Veterans Hospital in Dublin, Ga. It also will be doing community projects in the spring and summer. The Good Sams Spring Samboree Rally will be held in Perry, Ga., March 23-27, 2011. The theme will be ‘Remembering the 50’s.’
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The Sowega Sams club held its January 2011 meeting at the Elks Lodge in Albany on Jan. 6, and discussed plans for the 2011 calendar. A list of New 2011 officers and campout locations were given to each member. Sally Johnson of Leesburg, Ga., was the host. Several Colquitt Countians were either elected or nominated to fill these positions. The elected officers were Danny Jordan, president, Moultrie; vice president, Glen Watson, Perry, Ga.; Dock Breeden, secretary/treasurer, Leesburg, Ga.; asst. secretary/treasurer, Debbie Jordan; and legislative representative, Carolyn Watson, Perry, Ga. Appointed officers were wagon master, Roy Wohlforth, Leary, Ga.; chaplin, Jack Sangster, Thomasville, Ga.; chapter sheriff, Charlsie Little, Albany, Ga.; deputy sheriff, Donna Sangster, Thomasville, Ga.; seargent at arms, Wendell Brown, Hartsfield,; historian, Beverly Richardson, Blakely, Ga.; publicity, Judy Clark, Moultrie; and sunshine girl, Loraine Sheeks, Albany, Ga. The telephone committee was Sally Johnson, Leesburg, Ga.; Lo Joie Ulm, Sumner, Ga.; Carolyn Kelly, Bainbridge, Ga.; and Faye Brown Hartsfield. The club had a meal which the Elks Lodge prepared and there was 43 there for the meal. The club is part of the Georgia Chapters of Good Sams. The club is all about camping, fun, food, and family. This club’s projects are Dogs for the Deaf and Veterans Hospital in Dublin, Ga. It also will be doing community projects in the spring and summer. The Good Sams Spring Samboree Rally will be held in Perry, Ga., March 23-27, 2011. The theme will be ‘Remembering the 50’s.’ Submitted Photo
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