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Friday, August 8, 2008


The Madison Enterprise-Recorder 5A


 August 8
 Bible Deliverance
Church will be having Re-
vival with guest evangelist
Brian Boutwell of
Thomasville, Ga. Services
will be held Wednesday-
Friday, August 6-8, begin-
ning at 7 p.m. nightly For
more information, please
call Pastor Thomas Thig-
pen at (850) 973-6596 or (850)
973-4506.


Sam H. Sale
 Sam H. Sale, age 93,
went to be with his Lord
and Savior on Tuesday,
July 29, 2008, in Madison.
 Funeral services were
held Saturday, August 2, at
11 a.m. at Cherry Lake
First Baptist Church with
burial at Cherry Lake
First Baptist Cemetery
 The family received
friends Friday, August 1,
from 6-8 p.m., at Beggs Fu-
neral Home.
 Sam was preceded in
death by his wife of 69
years, Virginia Waldrep
Sale, and one son, Sidney
Sale.
 Sam was a lifelong res-
ident of Cherry Lake. He
was a member of the Cher-
ry Lake First Baptist
Church and had taught the
Senior Men's Sunday
School Class for 51 years.
He was affiliated with live-
stock markets for most of
his life.
 He is survived by two
sons, Jimmy Sale
(Frances) of Lovett, and
Larry (Vicki) Sale of Jack-
sonville; and daughter-in-
law, Joy Sale of Lovett; five
grandchildren, Ginger
(Jerry) Gray, Renee
(Richard) Hunter and Kim
Sale all of Cherry Lake,
Missy (Bethel) Melvin of
Lovett and Austin Sale of
Jacksonville; six great-
grandchildren, JetriAnn
Gray of Cherry Lake, and
Kyle (Nikki) Hunter of
Cherry Lake, Megan
(Josh) Light of Cleveland,
Tenn., Kitt Hunter, Ben
Melvin and Will Melvin of
Lovett; one great-great-
granddaughter, Abigail
(Abby) Hunter of Cherry
Lake; one, brother, John
Lee (Irene) Sale of Pine
Mountain, Ga., and three
sisters-in-law, Eleanor
Sale, Leila Sale, and Linda
Sale.


 August 8-9
 There will be a
women's conference at the
First Baptist Church,
Hawkinsville, Ga. on Fri-
day-Saturday, August 8-9,
2008.
 Babbie Mason will be
in Concert at 7 p.m. Friday.
The conference will begin
at 9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. on Sat-
urday The $30 registration
fee includes Friday's con-
cert and continental break-
fast, lunch and the confer-
ence on Saturday For more
information call 478-892-
9076.
 August 8
 Please come and join
the Madison Woman's
Club (around Lake Fran-
cis) for a yard sale. The
Early Bird specials are Fri-
day, August 8th from 5:30
p.m. 7 p.m. Please contact
971-4824 for the early bird
ticket info. Tickets will
also be available at the
door for $5.00.
 August 8
 The Four Freedoms
Park will be hosting the
Madison Democratic Polit-
ical Rally, which includes
time for nonpartisan elec-
tion candidates to speak.
 This event will begin
at 5:30 p.m. Contact Jim
Catron (673-8201 or
Catronj@aol.com) for in-
formation. Then immedi-
ately following, the school
board (nonpartisan candi-
dates) Republican Political
Rally will begin. Contact
Wendy Branham (973-8888
or wmb22@hotmail.com)
for information.
 August 9
 The Monticello Rotary
Club and A Doctor's Heart,
Inc., present Pulitzer Prize
winning author Robert
Olen Butler in his fourth
annual, "Hors D'oeuvresfor
the Brain and Soul" at 6:00
p.m., Sat., Aug. 9, at the
Monticello Opera House.


 Butler will read from
his works, accompanied by
musician Michael Purvis.
As someone who attends
almost everything at the
Opera House, I can assure
you that this is one of the
very best events we ever
host. Butler doesn't merely
read his works. As a
trained actor he performs
them. His characters
come fully alive, with stun-
ning effect.
 The reading/perfor-
mance is preceded by a re-
ception with heavy hors d'
oeuvres and a cash bar.
The cost is $35 per person,
with proceeds going to
fund third world medical
missions.
 This event will likely
sell out, so reservations
are recommended. Call
the Opera House at 997-
4242.
 August 9
 The Madison Woman's
Club (around Lake Fran-
cis) will be holding the reg-
ular yard sale on August 8,
from 7:30 a.m. 12 p.m.
 There will be back-to-
school clothes, baby gear,
toys, furniture, kitchen
items and much more.
This event is presented by
the Junior Auxiliary of
Madison and all proceeds
benefit local service pro-
jects.
 August 9
 The Madison "A
Women's Pregnancy Cen-
ter (MAWPC)," will hold
training for their new vol-
unteer counselor's at Uni-
ty Baptist Church at 6511
Colin Kelly Hwy, on Au-
gust 7-9. They are in need
of both women and men
counselors. To volunteer,
please call 850-212-9562 or
go email at awpc@aw-
pc.cc.
 More volunteers .mea-
ns more service hours and
the greater the likelihood


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 August 10
 The Installation Ser-
vice for Reverend Afford
Bennett will be held at
Young Reaper Missionary
Baptist Church on Sunday
August 10, at 3 p.m. Come
out and share this spiritual
worship service where God
will be praised and the vic-
tory celebrated.
 August 12
 On Tuesday, August 12,
the Suwannee River Water
Management District's
Governing Board will
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and hearings are open to
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 August 8, 1958
 Mrs. Fannie Flowers of San Diego, Calif., arrived
Saturday on a two weeks' visit here with her brother,
Mr. Neal Law, and Mrs. Law and her sister, Mrs. Mar-
vin Young and Mrs. Hubert Zipperer.
 Misses Betsy Harrison and. Pamela Coggins spent
last week at Panama City visiting Misses Vonnie and
Otelia Studstill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bland are the proud parents of
a baby girl born last week. They have two boys, Larry
and Greg.

 August 16, 1968
 Mrs. Henry Stallings was entertained at a lovely
birthday luncheon Tuesday by her mother, Mrs. Fred
Mickler. 12 guests enjoyed the honoree.
 Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Greene visited Mr. Greene's sis-
ters. Mrs. George Wincey and Mr. Wincey, and Mrs.
Ruby Darby in Thomasville, Ga.. Tuesday
 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reed will celebrate their 10th
anniversary this Friday night. The Reeds, and their
three children. Linda. Mickey and Danny, have recent-
ly moved to Madison from Jacksonville. Mr. Reed is a
math instructor at NFJC.

 August 17, 1978
 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patton wish to announce the ar-
rival of a daughter August 9, at South Georgia Medical
Center in Valdosta. Ga. She weighed 8 lbs., 12 oz., and
has been named Janine Leslie. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Hamilton of Miami, and Mrs. Anna
Patton of Franklin, N.C.
 Miss Cynthia Ann Jones, daughter of Mrs. Ann
Hodnett Jones of Madison, became the bride of Nor-
man Paul Stanland, son of Mrs. Bernice Gamble of
Monticello, Friday. August 4, in Ft. Myers.
 The Evergreen Baptist Church will host a gospel
sing on Saturday August 12, at 8 p.m. Featured will be
the Salvation Singers of Live Oak and the Roundtree
Family of Adel. Ga. Everyone is invited to.attend.


Frances Ginn Says "Thank
 You, Madison County"

 Once again I would like to
thank you for your vote of con-
fidence in electing me as your
tax collector,last term. This
has been a responsibility that
I have not taken lightly and I
have appreciated your comments
and encouragement. With no
opposition this term, I am
looking forward to another
four years of serving you as tax
collector.
 Please remember that the tax collector's office is
your office; we are here to serve you. If we can ever'be
of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to ask.
 Thank you and may God bless each and every one
of you.
 Frances Ginn
 "Political Advertisement paid for and approved by Frances Ginn,
 Democrat, Tax Collector."


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