Mrs. Martha Jane Townsley
THOMSON, Ga. - Mrs. Martha Jane Townsley, 75 of
Thomson, entered into rest June 25, 2011.
Memorial services were held at 3 p.m., Saturday, July
2, 2011, at the Beggs Funeral Home Chapel with Rev.
David Sisler officiating.
Mrs. Townsley was born
in Hancock County and
was the daughter of the
late Aaron Kitchens and
the late Thelma Raley
Kitchens. She was a
waitress at Samuel's Truck
Stop for many years. Mrs.
Townsley was a member of
Jewel Baptist Church.
Survivors include her
daughter, Cassandra
Reese; granddaughters:
Emily Hobbs (John
James), Michala Reese,
Michenzie Reese, Andi
James and Tyler James.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, Franklin
Everett Townsley, and two
brothers: Jimmy Kitchens
and Kenneth Kitchens.
Beggs Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangements.
OBITUARIES
The following is a list of
persons arrested for various
criminal and traffic offenses
by area law enforcement
authorities and taken to
the McDuffie County Law
Enforcement Center in
Thomson.
Carlos Lamont Elam, 35,
Thomson, pedestrian under
the influence
Carlos Orlando Myrick, 23,
Thomson, simple battery
Clint Robert Chalker,
20, Thomson, marijuana
possession, no insurance
John Jackson Jabo Garrison,
19, Gibson, driving under the
influence, disorderly conduct,
public drunk, fighting in
public
Ricky Dean Kitchens, 48,
Thomson, disorderly conduct
Lloyd Benton III, 29,
Norwood, disorderly conduct
Keywanna Kendrick, 22,
Thomson, suspended license,
stop sign violation
Tarianus Antwon Bookie
Reese, 26, Thomson, affray
Mozelle Cummings, 65,
Warrenton, bad checks under
$500
Tony Morris Reese, 52,
Thomson, child molestation
Rickey Lee Wright, 45,
Washington, theft by taking
Eric Bernard Few, 36,
Thomson, battery
Patricia Ann Pinkston, 50,
Thomson, disorderly conduct,
criminal trespassing
Charles Jo Kobetitsch, 26,
Gibson, disorderly conduct
Johnny L. Sallywhite, 41,
Warrenton, habitual violator
Stevenson Young II,
25, Warrenton, disorderly
conduct
Alvin Lavon Sanders, 41,
Thomson, simple battery
Derrick Allen Hoyle, 30,
Thomson, driving under the
influence, reckless driving,
fleeing attempt
Karvarcea Travar Ivey, 23,
Warrenton, battery
Larry Eugene Eidson, 54,
Augusta, bench warrant,
burglary, forgery - first degree
- 3 counts, probation warrant
Larry Brown, 48, Thomson,
public drunk
Dquawntavius Grier, 17,
Thomson, theft by receiving
Kristen K. Phillips, 39,
Thomson, theft by taking
Larry Fountain, 49,
Thomson, disorderly conduct
Ricky Lewis, 51, Thomson,
bad checks under $500 - 2
counts, theft by receiving
William Gray Lockhart, 17,
Thomson, disorderly conduct
Angela Denise Germany,
34, Thomson, disorderly
conduct
Ronald Eugene Burch,
19, Thomson, marijuana
possession, no seat belt
Elizabeth Kendrick, 57,
Thomson, driving under the
influence
Antonio Demorri Smith, 29,
Thomson, driving under the
influence, failure to maintain
lane, suspended registration,
no insurance
Amber Keyana Ferrell, 19,
Washington, no headlights,
marijuana possession
Briana Cashond Walton,
21, Washington, marijuana
possession
Tavaris Monquic Young, 22,
Norwood, disorderly conduct
Sylvester Leon White, 44,
Thomson, public drunk
Adam Butch Ivie, 26,
Warrenton, driving under the
influence
ARRESTS
THOMSON
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MON. - FRI.
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COMING SOON:
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Augusta Technical
College held its
commencement ceremony
Wednesday, June 15, 2011,
at the James Brown Arena
in Augusta.
Fifteen recent Thomson
High School graduates
and one rising senior were
among those receiving
degrees, diplomas and
certificates. These students
enrolled in Augusta
Technical College's dual
enrollment program in
order to work towards
their Patient Care Assisting
Technical Certificate of
Credit.
They enrolled in courses
in the evening in addition
to their regular high
school academics. These
students studied courses
in Employer Relations
and Interpersonal Skills,
Medical Terminology, Diet
and Nutrition and Certified
Nursing Fundamentals.
Upon completion of their
coursework they were able
to apply their knowledge
through hands on clinical
experience.
Julie Langham,
enrollment manager,
Augusta Technical College
had the following things
to say about the students:
"The benefit of this
program is that through
articulated credit from
Thomson High School and
dual enrollment, students
are able to get a head start
on their LPN diploma
where other students would
basically be starting from
scratch right after their
high school graduation.
"Even students who
plan to attend a fouryear
college benefit from
this program because it
introduces them to college
life and gives them basic
academic courses that
will provide a good strong
foundation for any major
they choose.
"This is our fourth year
that we have offered this
program for the high
school students. The
seniors worked very hard
to juggle both college and
high school academics.
It is very rewarding to
see them graduate from
Thomson High and then
almost one month later
they participated in our
Augusta Technical College
graduation ceremony.
Upon completion of
the program they are
eligible to apply to take
the certification exam and
actually go to work."s
Area students graduate from Augusta Tech
Special
Students graduating are (l-r) Brianna Burns, Caitlyn Gregory, Kasha Bentley, Holly
Oubre (rising senior), Kiana Anderson, Deangela Reese, Jessica Taylor, Taylor Clark,
Victoria Taylor, Amber Smith, Taneka Bell, Uniquequa Wilcher, Breanna Davis and
Ray Rodgers. Not pictured: Jaukeshal McGahee.
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