Graduation ceremonies and what to expect in June
Published 10:49 pm Thursday, June 7, 2018
HI THERE! You wonderful readers. This is surely the season to raise your eyebrows with all the exciting happenings that have taken place and are continuing… Therefore, the communities have given the eyebrows worthwhile attention. The outstanding celebration youth and young adults annual conference will be in Opelika, AL this coming Saturday, June 9, at Ferguson with Elder James Smith at 9 a.m. All youths are encouraged to attend on the Montgomery-Phenix City-Opelika District. The Committees have planned a meaningful day for development in life.
THE GREATER Valley Juneteenth Community Festival, Saturday, June 9, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EDT. Featuring: Car Shows, vendors, and much more! Sponsors: Goodsell Baptist Church Lanett, AL.
SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS to all high school and college graduates with the growth in education that all have enjoyed and learned from. Specialties to the community, high schools, teachers, parents, coaches and also other leaders have made learning worthwhile. Valley’s community was very excited as the graduates chose the Salutatorian address and the Valedictorian address for their top messengers. The graduation was held in the Valley Community Center.
LANETT HIGH has obtained great records with its productive leaders: coaches, teachers, and principal. The year of sports 2018 was celebrated at Mt. Herman Life Center, May 17, at 6:30 p.m.. All sports were presented and honored the student for outstanding performance for this school year. Lanett High also recognized the pursue of Excellence- Senior Awards Day, Tuesday, May 15. The Senior Class presented the program and was highly recognized for the outstanding achievements of obtaining scholarships and awards. Graduation for Lanett High School was Friday, May 25, at 8:30 p.m. The Graduating Class of 2018 had a Processional, following the program addresses of the Salutatorian, Zekera Watts and then the Valedictorian, Jaren Ross. These words were very interesting, full of keep the faith and told each how to be encouraged to continue to move forward in life. Then the Presentation of the Diplomas. Benediction-Alma Mater. It was outstanding!
COMING SOON: Vacation Bible School, June 11-13 at St. Stephens CME 6 p.m. Be there!
THE ALABAMA Department of Education, Division of Administration and Financial Services, Child Nutrition Programs, Montgomery, Ala., sponsors site agreement for Summer Food Service Program.
HAPPY BELATED Birthday to: Margie Madden, May 21; James Collier, Sonny Turner, May 23; Tammy Stephens, Capreena Jones, Shamise Burke, Miranda Floyd, May 24; Stella Turner, May 25; Isacinta Gibson, Je; Lesia Frazier, Mark Reece, May 26; Mae Finch, Chester Johnson, Judy Pruitt, May 27; Paige Anthony, Joyce Moore, Quinitia Heath, Shantia McCoy, Paul Hammond, La Ville Wiggins, May 28; Kaun Jackson, Tim McCoy, May 29; Marie Crim, Eddie Hall, Jason Reece, Rodney Ross, May 30; Patrick Floyd, Andrea Chambers, Shaneka Jones, Mason Madden, and Matthew Humphrey, May 31. May all of you have many more.
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HAPPY WEDDING Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and JaKovia Williams, May 29. Have a lovely future.
HAVE A good week.