Subscribe Get News Updates Print Edition RSS RSS Feed
Shopping
Real Estate
Classifieds
Place an Ad
News May 31, 2007
Search Archives

RAYLE NEWS
By Bonnie Boatwright Call 274-3264

Sardis Baptist Church will be conducting Lifeway's Game Day Central: Where Heroes Are Made for Vacation Bible School this year, June 10-15, from 7 to 9 p.m. Children from birth to sixth grade are invited to come join the fun and excitement. There will be play-by-play Bible stories, games and fun snacks from the concession stand. There will be crafts that make special souvenirs, songs, and much more. Stops will be made at music pep rally, the recreation field house, concession stand, missions press box, and the crafts fan zone. We will learn about Bible people who were ordinary people willing to follow God's plan for their lives. They overcame weaknesses and fear to accomplish God's purposes. Everything is free. For more information, call Monica Gunter at 706-274-3808. .I have started my fourth week of radiation treatments at Hawthorne Professional Park Cancer Clinic in Athens. J.W. and I travel to Athens Monday through Friday and so far I am doing good. But I have a way to go yet. I am having some side effects. I notice something different every day. I can handle it with the grace of God. .Lately I notice that I am seeing people that I hardly ever see and I think God is sending them my way to help me through this. Even when I go to Athens I see Washington people or someone that I know and they always stop to ask how I am doing and to uplift me. Friends are great and I appreciate them so much. My voice comes and goes. I never know whether I will be able to talk or not. .Wednesday, J.W. and I met my sisters, Frankie Jones and Martha Jones, for lunch at Ryan's in Oconee County. Our brother, James Smith, and his wife Sharon were in Seattle, Washington, to visit their daughter Lois, and Sharon's brother, R.L. Hogan, and his family who also live in that area. .Brooke Berry, Kaitlyn and Bryson, Kim Berry and Aaliya, and Bonnie Boatwright visited Lamar and Kay Berry and Trey Thursday evening. J.W. and Bonnie also visited Johnny Boatwright. .Sunday afternoon, J.W. and Bonnie Boatwright enjoyed having their granddaughter, Amber Rachel Gamble of Martinez, come for a visit. Also visiting Bonnie during the week were Johnny Boatwright, Lamar and Trey Berry, Ruth Flynt, Ann Wideman, Frances Fendley, Rebecca and Raeleigh Armour. .Sardis Baptist Church had George Pate as guest speaker Sunday morning. Pam Hall was song leader with Courtney Gunter as pianist. Denise Armour held Children's Church in the annex, and Nina Boatwright was in charge of the nursery. Prayer meeting is held every Wednesday evening at the Echols Home at 6 p.m. .Mrs. Daisy Huff Nash of Philomath passed away last week at the age of 101. She lived all her life in Philomath and was a member of the County Line Baptist Church. Her son, Lawrence Nash of Philomath, and her grandchildren have our deepest heartfelt sympathy. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. .We also deeply sympathize with the family of Loyd Smith of the Veribest community of Oglethorpe County who passed away Thursday. He had many friends in Wilkes County and will greatly missed. .We were sorry to learn of the death of Wallace Lewis of Lincolnton. He was a member of the popular singing Lewis Family who were well known for their Blue Grass music. His family has our deep heartfelt sympathy. .We also sympathize with the family of Louise McAvoy Hammock who passed away last week. Her daughters, Nelle and Delle, son Mitchell, and sister, Lois Hardy, have our deepest heartfelt sympathy. .Prayers continue for Ruby Chafin,Mary Ann Chow, Bonnie Boatwright, Richard Burkett, Pete Hardy, Bernice McAvoy, Pat Poss, Peggy Walker, Mablean Sherrer, Marshall Sherrer, Brent Sherrer, Doris Walker, Chris McAvoy, Blanche Armour, Stephanie Chapman, Kathryn Padgett, Becky Thomason, Reba Thornton, Kathy Hendrix, Thomas Bunch, Thomas Wheatley, Tommy Wheatley, Pat Wynne, Betty Wynne, Betsy Wynne, Roberta Roper, Dorothy Callaway, Gary Rogers, Mike Webb, Frances Vinson, Debra Cato, Ellie Frey, Doug Eberhardt, Mike Woodall, Ruth Flynt, Carla Thaxton Brown, Preston Fry, Mitchell Fain, Hunter Boswell, Joyce Bowen, Bonnie Coile, Joe Bufford, Leonard Fain, Tom Bufford, Bill Remsen, Fred Scoggins, Lindley Hal, Sara Lamar, Joyce Blackwell, Jimmy Coxwell, Patty Pendry, Richard Byrd, and Rev. John Mark Carpenter. .We are also praying for rain that we need badly. Everyone needs relief from the dry, parching weather and especially those in South Georgia and Florida, and other areas who are living where fires are. The workers who are fighting the fires and others who are involved need our prayers also. .Our prayers are for Mary Ann Chow who has been in an Athens hospital with pneumonia. Prayers are also for Mrs. Ruby Chafin who had surgery at Athens Regional Medical Center Tuesday of last week. .Mary Lou Stewart, who has been very ill, has been moved back to Wills Memorial Hospital from an Augusta hospital and our prayers are that she will soon be much better and able to go home. .Brooke Berry and Trey Berry spent Friday in Thomson. Afterwards Trey visited with Brooke at her home in Washington. .Louise Moody of Tifton and her sister, Sara Moon of North Carolina, and Grace Beazley enjoyed a delightful visit with Ruth Flynt Tuesday. .Tony Taylor visited his mother, Ruth Flynt, Friday evening. . Ruby Arnold enjoyed having her grandson, David Owen, and children, Gavin, Lena and Grant, of Westville, Fla., come and spend Sunday night to celebrate Memorial Day with her. Kim Berry and Aaliya joined them for a cookout with Kim preparing and cooking all the food. . Peggy Echols enjoyed having Becky Williams of Homer spend Saturday night with her. .Frances Fendley, Rebecca and Raeleigh Armour, went to Quiet Oaks in Crawford Friday with Debra Armour and visited Melvie Escoe while Debra attended a meeting. .Fred Weidner of Lexington spent Saturday until Monday with Clyde and Sandy Whittington. Clyde, Sandy, and Fred joined Neil and Kim Frankel, Zachery, Kyle, and Bryce, in Crawford for lunch on Memorial Day. .T.J. Bowen cooked a wonderful meal for Karen on Mother's Day. Roy, Trey, and Sarah enjoyed it, too. .Clyde and Sandy Whittington attended a graduation party Saturday in Lexington in honor of Bettina Armour at the home of her parents, Barry and Beth Armour. .Peggy Echols attended a birthday party for Harley Grace Hayes Sunday afternoon. Harley Grace is two years old. .T.J. and Karen Bowen celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary May 17 by going out to eat.
Reader Comments
No comments have been posted. Be the first!


Other Stories With Comments:
ArticleComments
The Office Cat 2
Neighborhood vandalism is out of control 1
The Office Cat 1
Drug problem growing; little is being done 1
The Office Cat 1
Family escapes death in semi hit-and-run 1
Feed a family of four for $10 a week 1


Click ads below
for larger version