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 Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 6:30 PM .
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 Pastor David Throckmorton Sunday School 10:00 AM Bible Study 7:00 PM
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BERTHA WILSON
WALKER ALLISON
 Bertha Wilson Walker
Allison, 92, formerly of
Bristol, Florida, passed
away Wednesday evening'
October
14, 2009,
at Shelby g.
RIdge
Nursing
Home in
Alabaster,
Alabama, '
with her
family at
herside.
 She was born February
13, 1918, in Anniston,
 ab ma, Itkhe latelBBU

Francis Jones Walker. She
attended high school at
Lyman Ward Academy in
Camp Hill, Alabama, from
1933 to 1937 and graduat-
ed from South Highlands
Infirmary Nursing School
with an L.EN. in 1948. She
attended* Jefferson State
Junibt College and obtained
her Associates in Nursing
R.iv. iri 1972. She also
attended Chipola Junior
College. from 1974-1975
where she studied art and
painting. She excelled at
painting and enjoyed this
hobby well into her late
eightiesat She worke1ddas in

Birmingham from 1949-
1966, and South Highlands
Hospital in Birmingham
from 1966. -1973. She
moved from Alabama to
Bristol in 1973 and was a
dedicated registered nurse
at Calhoun General
Hospital from 1973- 1980.
She loved Lake Mystic and
the people and commum-
ties of Calhoun and Libedy
Counties and. had many
good and loyal friends.
 Bertha was a fabulous

.coo aes nt anist a a
tent nurse. She had a strong
appreciation of good liteia-
ture, food, music, dance, art
and nature. She had a won-
derfb1 sense of hunior and

an edd e t al d
without judgment and lived.
her life to theAidlest, She
was an excellent example of
the golden rule and was
blessed with many friends
of all ages and from all
walks of life.
 She was preceded. m
 death by a son, Delton
 King, of Birmingham,
 Alabama and a brother.
 Waverly "Sam" Walker, of
 Bynum, Alabama,
 She is survived by two
 daughters, Sandra A.
 Walters of Birnfixigham,
 Alabama, and Nina B.
 Allisqn of Atlanta, Georgia,
 and Bristol; sisters, Georgia
 Belle Tucker and Mary
 Joan Parker, of Cullman,
 Alabama; brothers, Robert
 1 reston Walker of
 Alabaster, Alabama, and
 William L. Lewis of Grant's
 Pass, Oregpn; five grand-
 children; 11 great-grand-
 children; six nephews and
 11 nieces. She was the best
 daughter, mother, grand-
 mother, great-grandmother,
 sister, aunt, cousin, and
 .fri.end one could ever ask
 for and was admired by all.
 She is truly unforgettable.
 There will be a memori-
 al service 2:00 p.m.,
 Saturday, October 24, at
 the Bristol Christian
 Church with Reverend Les
 Brown officiating.
 Adams Funeral Home is
 in charge of the arrange-

 mxemts (ph. 643-5410 or
 www.edamsfh.com).


 MERLE JOYCE
 (HANNA). PIPPEN
 Meri
 Mrs. e Joyce
 (Hanna) Pippen, 76, of
 Altha, FL, passed away
 Saturday night, October
 17, 2009, in Blountstown.
 Joyce was born on
 September 24, 1933, in
 Jackson County and had
 lived in Calhoun County for
 most of her life. She was a
 retired school teacher,
 teaching in Calhoun


County Schools for 34
years. Mrs. Pippen tvas a
1951 graduate of Altha
High Sahool and a 1955
graduate of Florida State

Univeees eu aaibacheSo
was a member of the
CCREA and a member of
the Altha First Baptist
Church in Altha.
 Joyce was preceded in
death by a sister, Alda Mae


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 appy uj Hallel ah
 FOSt at 1st Baptist
 First Baptist Church of
 Blountstown invites you
 and your family to our
 Happy Hallelujah Fall
 Festival, Wednesday, Oct-
 28, from 5 to 7 pm in the
 Activity Building.
 Come and be at part of
 our growing youth and chil-
 dren's ministries.during this
 evemng of fun, food, old-
 fashioned games and
 prizeg*
 This event is free of
 charge as we gladly wel-
 come our community to be

 atp rof what G d is o g
 churches will be welcomed
 to partner with us. Call the
 church office at 674-5923
 for more information.

 "'Trunks, treasures
 8s treats" Oct. 31
 Once again,
 Blountstown First
 Pentecostal Holiness
 Church is presenting an
 alternative to trick or treat-
 ing. Come and bring your
 children and let them check
 out the trunks, learn about
 t treasures in God's word

 The festivities will be .
 located in. Golden
 Pharmacy's parking lot on
 Saturday, Oct. 31, with
 activities beginning at 4:30
 p.m. and ending at 6:30
, p.m.

 St. Mary to host
 Hallelmall Carnival
 St Mary Missionary
 Baptist Church's Sunday
 School invites you to cele-
 brate their AnnLial
 Ha luja 31, Carniva on


 a.m.huntil 1-00 p.m.tons of
. Christian filled activities as
 \tell as food and prizes
 designed to counteract the
 spirit of Halloween.
 .The church is locked at
 16345 SE River St.,
 Blountstown. For more
 information contact Pastor
 Dr. C.L. Wilson at 643-
 4107. Everyone is invited
 t.o attend. Let's enjoy the
 goodness of the Lord. -

 HOIROCOIlling Set at

 Sunny HM PHC
 Sunny Hill Pentecostal
 Holiness Church pf Alth*
 will be .celebrating their
 annual Homecoming
 October 24th 25th. On
 Saturday, there will be a
 community outdoor cook-
 out with gospel singing..
 Featured group will be the
 CoVenant Quartet Local


local group comprised of Al
Webb, Wretha Webb, Joan
Alderman, Amy Alderman,
Sharlyn Marie Smith, and
Ruth Hagy.
 Thewhomecomingmes-
 sage, following the singing,
 will be given by Gary
 Siephens at 11:00. After
 the morning service, we
 will fellowship over a meal
 in the fellowship hall.
 For information, call
 Pastor Dewayne Tolbert at
 674-8022. Victory Hill is
 located offHighway 71 on
 Ashley Shiver Road. .

 Abe Springs PHC tO
 honor pastor, wife
 Pastor Appreciation
 Day for Rev. Michael
 Morris and his wife,
 Tabatha, will be held at
 Abe Springs Pentecostal
 Holiness Church on
 Sunday, Oct. 25. The serv'
 ice starts at 11 a.m. with
 Evangelist Samuel Kent.
 Lunch on the church
 grounds will follow.
 The church is located at
 12579 SE CR 275 in
 Blountstown. If you have
 any questions, call 762-
 2146. .

 GrRRR BrOthers tO

. perfOrlR in BrIStOl
 The Gann Brothers will
 be in concert at Lake
 Mystic Baptist Church or/
 Sunday night, October 25.
 The concert will begin at 6
 PM (EST).
 Everyone is invited to
 attend.and share in a time
 of worship and praise. A
 love offering will e
 received to support their
 ministry.
 The Gann Brother?
 have been, singing gospel

 meunicGfor 126r t err c


sists of founding member
Phil Gann, along with Kyle '"
Peddie and Craig Pippin.
They are actively irivolved
in music evangelism. The 4
goal of the group is to
encourage believers, reach
out to the lost, and chal-
lenge the body of Christ to
repentance. They have had
the privilege of singing on
the main stage of the
National Quartet
Convention, singing at
Dollywood's Gospel
Celebration and singing at
hundreds of. churches and
venues around the country.
The Gann Brothers have

beenrahe Ceocipient of the
Gospel Music Association
"Group of the Year" award,
and have been nominated
for a Dove Award.
 For additional informa-
 tiorf,.call the church office
 at (850)643-2351.

 Trunk 'N Treat at
 Methodist Church
 Blountstown United
 Methodist Church will host
 their annual 'll-unk 'n 'IYeat
 on Sunday, October 25.
 Everyone is invited to join
 us at 5 pm CST for an
 enin of food, games, and

 After a light meal, the
 children will participate in
 a variety of games while
 the adults decorate their
 vehicles for the main event.
 The activity will move to
 the parking lot where the
 children will proceed to
 visit each trunk for a treat.
 Great photo op for parents
 and grandparents, as kids
 are welcome to wear their
 coskxmes.
 Make plans to attend
 oixr Trunk 'n Treat on
. October 25, at 5 pm.


and join in. An invitation is
extended to area churches
to come and sing also.
Bring your lawn chairs!
See you all Satuiday!!
 Sunday, October 25,
morning service will begin
at 10:00 a.m. with former
pastor, Rev. Rudolph
Barnhill speaking. All are
invited to come and wor-
ship with us.

Old fashioned tent

YOViValunde
 An old fashioned tent
r ival9,pe an ony eon tay,

p.m. nightly. The \revival
will be at the old Billy Carr
lot on State Road 71 South
in Blountstown under the
big yellow arid white tent.
 Come expecting and
believing for God to move,
heal and meet needs. For
more information, please
contact Bro. Samuel Kent
at 850-832-0478.

Synergy Youth tO
Open bistro Sunday
 Youth Ministr
 ynergy
 offers specialty lunches the
 fourth Sunday of each

 thsy ery trr .
 meinu includes soups, sal-
 ads, sandwiches, quiche,
 desserts and beverages
 each month. As a service
 project, the Synergy Youth
 dehvers the leftover food to
 families in the community.
 K you know someone who
 could benefit from this

 g cSe Ire gmai '
 The bistro will be serv-.
 ing lunch from 12:00pm-
 1:30pm on Sunday,
 October 25th at the Grace

 hiMetho itH urrc

 ki open to thesi aub 3
 October's menu will consist
 bf an assorted, taco bar
 (beef & chicken), chicken
 fajita soup, white chili, gar-
 den salad, layered Mexican
 salad, fajitas, quiche
 (Chef's choice. and assort-
 ed desserts and beverages.
 The cost for food items $5
 for children and $7 for
 adults. All ineale include
 dessert and drink.
 We hope you are able to
 join us on October 25th at
 the {synergy bistro}. It is
 sure to be a tasteful delight!
 Vict HM PHC
 Ory
 plaBS homecoming
 Come and celebrate
 homecoming with us at
 Victory Hill Pentecostal
 Church on Sunday, October
 25. We'll start the morning
 off at 10 A.M. with special


 Tirn Adams
 comm=
 There is a quote by Thomas
 Lynch,"It's as normal as the
 commoncold.Peoplewholove
 grieve.Thereateno
 exceptions." Grief may be .
 normal, yet saying it is normal
 do s not nimize its difficulty.

 d 'It c
 What emotions we will
 experienceorhow long we will
 grieve.Toexperiencegriefisto
 acknowledge that you have
 loved someone, and now that
 rsonha gone.ilfyouhadn't
 risked the emotional
 attachmentyouwouldn'tber
 feeling the loss.It is ahigh
 .compliment to any relationship
 that we miss it enough to shed a
 tear. Tears are not a sign of
 e is eajI tion of
 was, and TIow that it is gone, wis
 miss it.
 We hope you find comfort in
 your cherished memories...and
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Hansford, and a brother,
Ira Burrel Hanna.
 Survivors inchxde one
son, Jon Howard Pippen, of
Wewahitchka; three broth-
ers, Enoch Hanna of Altha;
Carroll Hanna of Altha,
Terrell Hanna of
 lah see t Hoal ste

Altha, Myrtle Elizabeth
Howell pf Americus,. GA;
grandson, Jon Charles
Pippen, of Blountstown;
and a granddaughter,
 f
 vanM hka Pippen, o
 ewa .
 Funeral. servicePwere
held '11xesday October 20,
at 11:00 a.m. (CT) at the
Altha First Baptist Church
with Rev. Jim McIntosh
officiating. Interment fol-
lowed id, the Mt. Olive
Cenietery in Altha.
 All arrangements were
under the direction of
Marlon Peavy at Peavy
.Funeral Home in
Blountstown (ph. 850-674-
2266).


OPAL ANN ROGERS
 Mrs. Opal Ann Rogers,
 65, of Bristol, passed away
 Monday, Oct. 12, 2009, at
 her home in Bristol.
 Opal was born on April
 27, 1944, in Jacks6n
 County and listed in Brisfol
 for most of her life. She was
 a member of the
 Pentecostal Holiness faith
 and was a retired beauti-
 cian. She also worked with
 the Liberty County
 Intermediatti Care II'acility.
 Opal was preceded in
 death by her son, Louis
 -
 Rogers, and two great
 grandchildren.
 Survivors include five
 sons, Durwood Cline, oi
 Bristol, Larry Rogers and
 his wife, Jeanie, of Bristol
 Wayne Rogers, of Bristol
 Bobby Rogers and his wife
 Jayde, of Homosassa, and
 Edward Rogers and his
 ife Derbb e eBSistol; one

 her husband, Raymond, 01
 Bristol; four sisters, Janel
 Knight and her husband
 Billy Joe, of Greensboro
 L Smith
 aura an er us-
 band, Tommy, of Quincy
 Annette Miles and her huS.
 band, Buddy, of heads.
 and Jean Burdick and her
 husband, Allen, 01
 Greensboro; her aunt
 .
 Mary Alice Taylor, ang hus
 band, Pete, of Naples; 12
 grandchildren and 15 great
 .
 dchildr
 gaA funer service was
 held Thursday, October 15
 at 11 a.m. EDT at the
 Bristol Pentecosta
 Holiness Church with Rev
 Coy Collins officiating
 Interment followed iri the
 Meacham Cemetery ir

 All arrangements were
 under the direction 0.
 Marlon Peavy of PeaE
 Funeral Home ir


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