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June Winters
06-14-2008
There’s nothing in the world any more exciting than celebrating a 16th birthday, and if you don’t believe it, just ask Chelsea Isbell, who just celebrated hers last Saturday, June 7!
The party began with a limo ride to Birmingham for dinner, then to Brunswick Center for cosmic bowling.
Chelsea was accompanied by her date, several of her closest friends her parents, Greg and Caran Isbell, brother Justin Isbell, and her beloved “MawMaw”.
Hilda Holladay is enjoying having her daughter Ginger home from Leavenworth, Wash., for a summer visit. Friday they were joined for lunch by Ginger’s sister, Mary Pederson, her daughter Meaghan and grandson 4-year-old Craig of Pell City.
Myrt Pfannkuche had family to visit this week. Her daughter, Tracy and Tim Haas, their son Tyler and his friend, Nicholas were here from McDonough, Ga.
Evelyn and Dick Whatley were in Whatley last weekend to attend the Whatley family reunion. A special highlight was a presentation by Dick’s brother Billy Whatley on information he had collected on the family cemetery. Billy and his wife Betty were there from Atlanta,
Evelyn and Dick were guests of Jayne (Starnes) Johnson. She hosted a dinner for the family and the following morning, they gathered in Grove Hill for breakfast.
This week, Evelyn and Dick joined Willie and Randy Shumate, Norma and Gene Morris and Jimmie Nell and Ray Miller for a dinner cerebration at Avanti’s. They were celebrating Willie’s birthday and the Miller’s wedding anniversary.
By the way, be sure to go by Pell City Library this month and see Juanita’s paintings that are being exhibited.
Mark your calendar for next Saturday June 21. That’s the date for Pell City Garden Club’s Garden Tour. Hours are 10 a.m., until 3 p.m.
The tour will include mixed gardens, rose gardens, a cottage garden, and a bog/wetlands garden.
A tea will follow the tour at the Pell City Center for the Performing Arts in the atrium from 3p.m., until 4:30 p.m.
Tickets are $20, and for more information, you may call Donna Sargent, 205/525-0144 or Liz Webb at 256/268-0892.
Proceeds from the tour will support various beautification projects in Pell City and nearby areas.
and in Lincoln
Members of Lincoln Baptist Church remind you that Vacation Bible School begins Monday. The theme for this year is “Outrigger Island: Living God’s Unspeakable Truth.”
Charles and Mary Baggett are just home from a summer vacation in Gulf Shores. They enjoyed beautiful weather for sand walking and lots of fresh seafood.
One evening they were joined for dinner by Mickey and Jean Holloran, formerly of Lincoln, now living in Gulf Sores.
Today is the 60th wedding anniversary of Dean and Charles Haynes!
There will be a cook-out for them this evening, and hosting will be their children, Sandra Island of Atlanta, Lester Haynes of Vincent and Charlene Walton of Lincoln, and their grandchildren. Stacy Lane, Lester Haynes Jr., Daniel Haynes, Heather Walton, Ryan Walton, Stephanie Haynes, Brittany Walton, and Chandler Haynes. Dean and Charles have five great grandchildren.
Among guests attending will be her sisters, Sarah Cox of Gadsden and Dorothy Moore of Birmingham, and his sisters, Mary Letlow of Birmingham, Alma Sanders of Irondale, Ruby Moses and Betty Jackson of Lincoln,
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June Winters is a staff writer for The Daily Home.
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