LOOKING BACK: Dianne Cage

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Potpourri Book Club members joined close family members of the late Dianne King Cage, a member and past president of Potpourri, at The Gardens at Georgia Tucker in early December to honor Cage’s memory. Residents at the assisted living facility were also invited to the memorial book presenta…

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When Potpourri Book Club’s officers selected “Love the Boot!” as the theme for club year 2022-2023, everyone hoped that at least one work by the late Tennessee Williams would be included. They were not disappointed. 

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As members of Potpourri Book Club gathered recently at the beautiful home of Joy Loomis, it was immediately evident that everyone was glad to be back together again. The last several years have been challenging for the ladies because of the pandemic. They were clearly eager to share news and…

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Happy July to ASHLEY & NED WHITE, DR. SARA KLUG,PATTY NELSON, PAM & BOB STRATTON, KAREN & TERRY FINLEY, LYNDSEY & JASON EWING, MEGAN & MOLLY JEFCOAT, JENNY & JOE KING MONTGOMERY, DEBBIE CLICK, MARIE LOUISE & DAVID KINDER (from way down yonder in Texas, enjoying Lo…

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My world stopped, this last Thursday, with pain that there’s no way to describe. I lost my baby boy…George Snellings. I am thankful that the Good Lord gave him to me for 56 years. With happy memories, The Love of Christ, I know there is a wonderful Peace!

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I love March — the beginning of spring, with Jonquils or Daffodil blooming everywhere! Interesting fact, Narcissus is a genus of predominantly spring flowering perennial plants of the Amaryllis family, Amaryllidaceae. Various common names including Daffodil, Narcissus and Jonquil are used to…

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A Time for everything… There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the Heavens: A time to be born and a time to die, A time to plant and a time to uproot, A time to kill and a time to heal, A time to tear down and a time to build, A time to weep and a time to laugh,…

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“O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder consider all the works thy hath made, I see the stars, I hear the mighty thunder, thy power throughout The university displayed, When through the woods, and forest glades I wander, I hear the birds, sing sweetly in the trees, When I look down from lof…

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October, the tenth month of the year and in the northern hemisphere that often means the days are flushed with falling leaves, chilling weather, and growing anticipation for the holiday season. Looking forward to days filled with pumpkin spices and nights full of haunting stories! Happy fall…

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Potpourri Book Club met at the lovely Deborah Drive home of member Denise Smith. Assisting Smith for the occasion were her co-hostesses Allison Cattar, Lisa Nelson, and Joy Loomis. Paige Ensminger was a guest for the afternoon affair.

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Members and guests of Potpourri Book Club met in late November in the home of Dianne Cage in the Garden District. Cage’s home was filled with gorgeous decorations that reflected the fall season. Co-hosting with Cage were Sue Nawas, Nancy Inabnett, and Regina Wood.

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Members and guests of Potpourri Book Club gathered recently for their October meeting and book review. The meeting was held in the home of Sue Nawas who had decorated her home beautifully for the Halloween season. Pumpkins, fall leaves, shed antlers, skulls — all were in evidence throughout …

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Members and guests of Potpourri Book Club gathered recently for their first regular meeting of the 2019-2020 club year. The meeting was held in the home of Kathy Patrick. Co-hosting with Patrick were Carol Ransom, Jane Conrad, and Pat Blanchard.

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Wonderful, beautiful June is here! My Gloriosa Lily is blooming like crazy, multiplying and running up the gas light pole. It is so pretty it looks like it has been arranged by a master flower arranger. Well, hello, it was Mother Nature, the best! Years ago, maybe 28, Mary Burlingham welcome…

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Members and guests of Potpourri Book Club gathered for their annual end-of-the-club-year picnic at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. Hostesses for the luncheon were Martha Woods and Kelley Oakley.

LOOKING BACK: Martha Jane Anderson

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Let’s seek the Lord with all of our being! Many of us are close to having our final exam! We have so much for which to be grateful; however, we all have rough times in our lives and we wonder why. It is a mystery but God is continually with us and that is His promise. Seek our Lord yesterday…

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“Today is the day the Lord has made. Rejoice and be glad in it!” The late Irene Cole taught us that scripture and it keeps reminding us to be glad!  May we enjoy our work before us today, approaching it as if God is the only One for whom we are working.  This way, our work brings us joy and …

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“Because of God’s unbelievable gift of His only Son, Jesus, the Christ child, we have peace that is beyond understanding even when we hurt; in believing in Him, we have joy that cannot be taken away. We can have His kind of love that lasts always. We have nothing to fear and everything in wh…

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We Americans find ourselves in an unbelievable situation that we don't understand after the Paddock-Mandalay Bay Hotel massacre. My friends at Oncology Associates have posted a great message: "When we are in a situation that is too hard to stand, it is time to KNEEL!" We ask for help from our Lord!

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Life can really be a challenge or it can be fun and fabulous, depending on how we perceive it! When we face disappointment and loss and we all do, it is so easy to get “turned upside down” if we don’t depend on God to see us through...but we have to know, trust, and seek Him! We can’t do it …

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From Matthew 6:26… Look at the birds. They don't plant or harvest or store food in barns for our heavenly Father feeds them. And aren't we far more valuable to Him than they? The doves, sparrows, blue jays,  orioles, cardinals, and redheaded woodpeckers  in our yard truly speak of God's fabu…

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