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Satilla Regional Library recently held their Children’s Christmas Party on Saturday, December 5, at the Douglas/Coffee County Public Library. There were various Christmas crafts including fuzzy stick Christmas trees, small beaded green wreaths, snowflakes, and more. The games were Christmas tree ring toss, pin the nose on the snowman, snowman slam, and bingo/card games. There was a raffle for two prize bags for children including a Christmas movie, snowman stuffed animal, and pencil set. Those in attendance enjoyed cupcakes and cider for refreshments. Thanks to the Douglas Kiwanis Club for sponsoring this party. For more information about children’s and young…
Mrs. Patricia “Patsy” Corbitt Wooten, age 68, of Broxton passed away early Wednesday morning, Dec. 9, 2015, at the St. Joseph’s-Chandler Hospital in Savannah, following an extended illness. She was born Oct. 6, 1947 to the late Elias “E. L.” Corbitt and the late Marie Harrell Corbitt. Survivors include: Her Husband: Carl Wooten of Broxton, Ga.; 1 Daughter: Paulette Wooten of Nashville, Tennessee. 2 Sons: Rev. Patrick (Jodie) Wooten of Irving, Texas, and Shae Wooten of Charlotte, North Carolina. 2 Grandsons: Eli and Luke Wooten, both of Irving, Texas. 1 Sister: Winona (Gene) Daniels of Douglas, Ga. Several Nieces, Nephews,…
Mrs. Martha Jane Johns Davis, age 73, of Douglas passed away Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015, at her residence, following an extended illness. She was born May 14, 1942 to the late Richard Lonnie Johns and the late Bethany Brannen Johns. Mrs. Davis, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, was a homemaker. Survivors include: Her Husband: Conway M. Davis, Jr. of Douglas, Ga.; 2 Daughters: Betsy Ellen D. Bunell of Douglas, Ga.; Jacqueline Susan Carless of Fernandina Beach, Florida.; 1 Son: Kevin Conway Davis of Douglas, Ga.; 9 Grandchildren, and 6 Great Grandchildren. Several Nieces, Nephews, Friends, and Other Relatives. Graveside Services…
Kenneth David Hutchison, age 59, of Douglas, GA passed away on Tuesday, December 8, 2015, at his residence following an extended illness. Mr. Hutchison was born on May 19, 1956, in Douglas, GA to Mary Harrison Hutchison and the late Walter Kermit Hutchison. Survivors include: his wife, Renee Hutchison of Douglas, GA; three sons, Jeromy (Kristen) Hutchison, Chris (Roxann) Hutchison, and Abel Sanders all of Douglas, GA; daughter, Ashton Sanders of Douglas, GA; six grandchildren, Carter Hutchison, Maddie Hutchison, Ellabay Hutchison, Payton Hutchison, Abigail Hutchison, and Asher Kelly; mother, Mary Hutchison of Douglas, GA; sister, Janice (Jimmy) Holt of Vidalia,…
Larry Spires, Sr., age 72, of Macon, GA passed away on Sunday, December 6, 2015, at his residence following an extended illness. Mr. Spires was born on November 20, 1943, in Ambrose, GA to the late James Riley Spires and Addie Ruth Sayer Spires. Survivors include: his two sons, Randy (Cristy) Spires of Macon, GA and Larry (Brenda) Spires, Jr of Macon, GA; brother, Jerome Spires of Plains, GA; two sisters, Geraldine Stone of Macon, GA and Linda Hollis of Macon, GA; twelve grandchildren; seventeen great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife,…
On Tuesday, December 15, beginning at 10 a.m., the Coffee County School System will be holding a ground breaking ceremony for the new Billy Walker Agriculture Center that will be constructed on the campus of Coffee Middle School beginning in 2016. Funded through the recent SPLOST campaign in 2013, the new agriculture center will be named after Mr. Walker, who retired from the school system in 1979, serving as an agriculture teacher in the Coffee County School System for many years. The new agriculture center will not only serve the students of Coffee Middle School and the district, but the…
South Georgia State College’s men’s and women’s swim teams returned with impressive finishes from a three-day meet at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). The men’s team finished third out of eight teams participating, and the women’s team placed fourth out of nine teams. SCAD won the meet, and Emory University finished second in both the men’s and women’s competitions. “This was by far the best finish we have had at SCAD in our six-year history,” commented Head Coach CM Jenkins. “We swam very well, having best times in over 90 percent of our splashes and cut times…
James Bobby Taylor, age 72, of Douglas, GA passed away on Saturday, December 5, 2015, at Crisp Regional Hospital following an extended illness. Mr. Taylor was born on April 3, 1943, in Nicholls, GA to the late Elvin Lee Taylor and Mildred Allie Melton Taylor. Mr. Taylor served in the US Army during the Vietnam Conflict. Survivors include: his five sons, Michael (Clara Sue) Taylor of Douglas, GA, Tommy Taylor of Albany, GA, Bryan (Roxie) Taylor of Douglas, GA, Bruce (Glenda) Taylor of Douglas, GA, and Timothy (Dawn) Taylor of Douglas, GA; two daughters, Tammy Taylor of Douglas, GA and…
OVERALL WINNER Westwood Baptist Church BEST MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Coffee High School Marching Band BEST IN CREATIVITY First Assembly of God CHURCHES 1. St. Illa Missionary Baptist Church2. Broxton Church of God 3. GracePointe Church SMALL BUSINESS 1. Stage 8 Dance Academy2. Mr. Rooter Plumbing/Aireserv Heating & Cooling3. Peach State Transport LARGE BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 1. Pilgrim’s2. Wal-Mart Transportation3. Fender-Goggans Orthodontics EDUCATION 1. C.H.S. & G.W.C. Art Club2. Satilla Show Choir CLUBS/INDIVIDUAL/ORGANIZATIONS 1. Bacon Co. Sernior Citizens2. Cub Scout Pack 8593. Girl Scout Troop 40575 & Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (Douglas campus) will be holding an American Heart Association certification for first responders in the community or workplace on Saturday, Dec 12, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Develop skills to effectively assess and maintain life from the critical minutes immediately following an emergency until the arrival of emergency medical services personnel. The course covers Adult First Aid, CPR and AED. A two-year certification card is awarded at completion. The cost is $55. For more information and/or to register, Nancy Mitchell at (229) 468-2074. The deadline to register is December 9.