The Exchange Club of Perry
Exchange Club of Perry Welcomes Three New Members
Photo 1: The Exchange Club of Perry welcomed three new members in September 2012. Pictured with Club President, Earl Chamlee, are new members, Fred Hawley, Blair Edwards of Robins Federal Credit Union, and Capt. Bill Phelps of the Perry Police Department.
Photo 2: Delana Chafin, of Perry Computer Services, was presented with the Proudly We Hail award by the Perry Exchange Club in September of 2012. This award is given to organizations or individuals in the community who regularly display the American Flag. Delana is pictured with club member, Carl Hammock.
Jackie and Terry Mullis of New Perry Cleaners, with Perry Exchange Club Officers Glenn McGee and Earl Chamlee, were the winners of the Club’s Family Fair Run Raffle Package. The Raffle package included fair & concert tickets, gas card, 2 nights at Microtel, 4 meals at the New Perry Hotel, and $200.
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