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Karla Heat-Sands entertained the Jolly Keenagers at the Installation Banquet recently. She shared some of her life stories along with some of her favorite songs.
“The Lord’s Prayer” was her introduction to a program of hymns. Others included “Had a Little Talk With Jesus,” “Jesus Loves Me,” “What a Friend We have In Jesus,” “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “What a Wonderful World.” She ended the program with “America the Beautiful.” Heath-Sands is associated with WALB TV station in Albany, Ga.
Matt Peek, youth minister of First Baptist Church, installed the officers for the coming year including Marvin Clayton, president; Jim Pearson, vice president; Loren Hildebrant, chaplain; Willette Pearson, recording secretary; Betty Hildebrant, corresponding secretary; Jacqueline Roberts, treasurer; Betty Cooper and Dot Mims, scrapbook; LaRue Norris, Joyce Smith, and Edith Farmer, registrars; Dot Mims, news letter; Lorena Barhite, reporter; Jim Pearson, photographer; Lorena Barhite, Betty Cooper, Shirley Mims, and Jackie Estep, flowers; Frank Farmer, Neil Schooner, and Wylene Goings, greeters; Eva Clayton, kitchen hostess; Mildred Rentz, song leader; Norma Jean Martin, pianist; Helen Sewell, activity chairman; and Sam Stephens, coordinator.
Marvin Clayton welcomed the group and Loren Hildebrant said the blessing for the meal. The social hall was decorated by Laverne Henson and her staff. Door prizes were given to Charles Stines, and Virginia Holland.
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Arts Center seeks patrons
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Winners announced in CCHS Edible Book Festival
The second annual CCHS Edible Book Festival was held in the Media Center on April 30. Students, staff, and faculty were invited to bring their edible representation of a book to the library.
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A training camp for imagination
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” These are the words of Albert Einstein. So it would stand to reason that cultivating and encouraging creative imaginations would be a priority if Mr. Einstein recognized the value of this important mind attribute. I am always impressed by people with great imaginations and how they create great works of art or new inventions.
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Deadline is May 22 for Museum of Ag volunteer apprenticeship
The Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is looking for young people ages 13-17 to participate in the museum’s volunteer apprenticeship program for the 2012-2013 year. Volunteers will work during the summer and take part in special events such as the Folk Life Festival, Fall Frolics, and the Wiregrass Christmas festivities.
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Earth Day contest winners
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