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Family Summer Birthday Cookout
In celebration for Ruthie Cummings Langston’s 89th birthday, her family and friends got together to host a big “Family Summer Birthday Cookout” in her honor. (PHOTOS BY JULIA JACKSON)
Progress Village
With honoree, Ruthie Cummings-Langston sitting, her son, Derek Cummings; sister, Leola Minley, and husband, Chester Langston put together a memorable birthday celebration in her honor.
Trenea Crockman and Betty Lucas enjoyed the celebration.
August Birthday Celebrants
Happy birthday to all Au- gust birthday celebrants. Lue Annie Atkins is wishing birthday greetings to her rel- atives: Sylvia 8/2, Michael 8/8, Andrella 8/10, Ray- mond 8/14, Sylvia 8/18, and Jackie 8/22.
Sick And Shut Ins
Please remember to pray for the sick and shut ins: Lisa Anderson (Atlanta, GA), Ms. Suzanne Bealts, Law- son and Mercy Johnson, and Stanley and Ernestine Turner.
Prayer Requests Cynthia Green Ander- son is asking for prayer for her and her husband, Craig, they are both incarcerated, have a court case pending
and need positive results. Darnel Williams is ask- ing for prayer for constant headaches and glaucoma which caused him to lose sight in his right eye. Also he is asking for prayer for other incarcerated brothers: Samuel Austin, Willie Clark, Mario Williams, Brandon Bob, Conrad Graham, Brandon Golden, Thomas Dudley
and Zavier Lovelace.
Free Clothes And More
First Baptist Church of Progress Village Clothes and More Ministry gives free clothing, shoes, household items and more every third Saturday of each month from 8 a. m.-12 noon at the little park in Progress Village on 86th Street under the shelter. Contact is Ms. Betty Dixon.
Senior Activity Schedule
There are numerous ac-
tivities for senior citizens during the week.
Monday: Social Time, Walk in the Park, Zumba Gold Class, Games, Book Club
Tuesday: Social Time, Walk in the Park, Current Events, Word Search
Wednesday: Social Time, Walk in the Park, Zumba Gold Class
Thursday: Social Time, Walk in the Park, Line Danc- ing, Movie Day
Friday: Social Buzz, Walk in the Park, Advance Care, Games
Good News!
The Cuscaden Pool lo- cated at 2900 N. 15th Street, Tampa, was reopened on Sat- urday, August 13, 2016 with Councilman Reddick and the Mayor attending the Grand Opening.
Free English Classes
The Caribe Program is an adult education project offer- ing free English classes to re- cent Cuban, Haitian, and other entrants with refugee or asylee status. For the 6 lo- cations, please call 813-231- 1972.
Abe Brown 5th Annual Legacy Walk
The Legacy Walk is slated for Saturday, September 10, 2016. Registration begins at 7 a. m. on the day of the event and the walk begins at 8:30 a. m. from First Baptist Church of College Hill (3838 N. 29th Street).
Remember to pray for
President Barack Obama
and his family, military, vol- unteers, incarcerated, public servants, our nation and the violence.
Call news for Progress Vil- lage and surrounding areas into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
The honoree’s grandson, Corey Cum- mings, served as “Chef for the Day.”
Lori Coprez and Lamar Vanners.
Family and friends attending the celebration were: Max Langston (son), Prez Preston, Creig Walnutt, David Monroe, Jerry Langston, Tommy Miller, and Marcus D. Turner.
Coming out to wish Ms. Langston a happy birthday were: Max Zester, China Roxley, Carter Niles, Marie Tiles, and Lynn Tiles.
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