Columnists
Hodgepodge: September 22, 2012
by Roy Hodge Looking through old issues of The Fulton Patriot this week, I came across a column I wrote that brought back memories. It told of my grandparents spending the evening with their friends and neighbors, the Cranes, on Halloween. It seemed to be a tradition. The good friends would get together at one(…)
Laughing Through Life: September 19, 2012
by Andrew Henderson As I write this column, my back is still killing me. I know what you are thinking and no, I did not play any type of sport — nor did I sleep in an awkward position in my super-duper comfy Tempur-Pedic bed. The reason why my back hurts? My wife is a(…)
Light In The Darkness: September 19, 2012
by Pastor David Grey “For I received from the Lord what I also passed on to you: The Lord Jesus, on the night he was betrayed, took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and said, “This is my body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of me. In the(…)
Poetry Corner: A New Home in the Neighborhood
by Jim Farfaglia A New Home in the Neighborhood Someone has used the long arm of their dreams to dig a hole in the earth, then squared its sides with their strong will. An old men stands at the edge of that hole to peer into such a noble beginning, watching as it(…)
Jerry’s Journal: Sept. 15, 2012
by Jerry Kasperek Mom stood up for me when I married Ed eleven years ago. As always, she was beautiful that day. She wore white slacks and her favorite red blazer. It suited her perfectly; she was a “red” kind of lady – feisty and colorful. My mother’s name was Helen VanDeWater. She passed away(…)
Hodgepodge: Sept. 15, 2012
by Roy Hodge On a recent morning, I drove past a local school just in time to see a line of young children being taken outside by their teachers for a recess (or maybe a fire drill). They were dressed for school and were neat and clean, but also ready for the playground. The boys(…)
The Sportsman’s World: Sept. 15, 2012
by Leon Archer I haven’t been hearing much shooting so far during this goose season; either the geese are too far away for me to hear the shots of people hunting them, or they are not getting much pressure. I haven’t heard a lot of geese flying over my house this year either. I talked(…)
