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Potts Camp News
Dale Hollingsworth

Congratulations extended to Muracos

Thanks to last week’s South Reporter for the wonderful pictures and article about the Potts Camp Homecoming, and the dedication to my long time friends, Thomas Mitchell Stone and his lovely wife, Annie Ruth. Congratulations to them!

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Snow Lake News
Barbara Salling

Petition posted in town hall; permits needed for new construction

As we all said goodbye to the old year, did you also say goodbye to all the negative thoughts of yourself as well as that of all others? If not, do it today.

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Carey Chapel & Mt. Pleasant News
Allene Teel

Workers’ appreciation banquet set for Saturday

First Baptist Church, Mt. Pleasant, began their January Bible Study in John 1, 2 and 3. Pastor Ron Finley is the teacher.

The annual workers’ appreciation banquet will be held Saturday, January 20, at Carey Chapel Baptist Church.

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Holly Springs News
Henderson Milan

Jackson family continues tradition

The two sons and six daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clabon Jackson made their 17th New Year connection by telephone conference based in Atlanta, Ga.

Siblings who conversed were Mary Milan and Genetha Smith of Holly Springs, Walter Jackson of Wayne, Mich., Pollie Prater of Detroit, Mich., Andrew Jackson of Oak Park, Mich., Margaret Jackson of Villa Park, Ill., Joyce Ivery of Oakland, Calif. and Maxine Reaves of Rochester, New York. John Thomas Jackson and Clabon Eugene Jackson of Detroit, Mich. are deceased.

The conference opened with Margaret reading selected verses from the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, and Pollie praying the closing prayer.

Happy New Year, everyone.

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