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AROUND TOWN
THE FAMILY OF MIKE TRYON acknowledges the condolences of those who have called regarding Mike’s death from cancer on January 16th, and to those who sent cards. Most of you know Mike from his presence as a helper and organizer at art events in which Lois participated. A funeral with full military honors was held on Jan. 23 at the Fort Benning Cemetery. This is difficult to write, and it is personal, but he most certainly will be missed. His support was priceless. In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations be made in Mike’s name to the Monument Fund of the 35th Infantry Regiment, for the placement of a monument to the troops of the 35th over the years on the Walk of Honor by the National Infantry Museum. Checks should be made out to the 35th Infantry Regiment Monument Fund, and can be mailed to Lois Tryon, 6162 Cape Cod Court, Columbus, GA 31904. They will be forwarded to the Regimental treasurer. Mike was the chief fund raiser for this project until his illness prevented him from continuing.
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- STEPHEN HAWKS has a new blog: http://artandanthroposophy.wordpress.com/
Stephen is also teaching an Art Appreciation, Art History and Painting courses this semester. He has
drawings and poetry published in Verge/Inklings, the journal for the GA Poetry Society, and has been
included in a book on contemporary painters published by Schiffer Books.
- THE JOSEPH HOUSE GALLERY will have a members’ exhibition featuring the color RED during the
month of February. The Joseph House is located at 828 Broadway in Columbus. For those interested
artists, there are openings in the gallery for exhibitors. Call 706-321-8948 for more information
- THE THIRD ANNUAL PLEIN AIR PAINT-OUT, Art Show and Sale has announced it’s artists. Local
artists participating include Jo Farris, Booth Malone, Gloria Mani, Helena Meek, Jill Philips, and Karen
Stewart. Dates are Sunday April 15th - Sunday April 22.
- LISA CASTILLE is pleased to announce that Tom Truett, pottery instructor at Psalmond Road Pottery
Studio received the Columbus Consolidated Government’s PEER Award. This is for employees who
have shown dedication and a commitment to excellence. He will be receiving a Mayoral Proclamation in
front of City Council soon.
- BUCKY BOWLES has again been invited to the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, SC on
Feb. 17 - 19.
- JUDY BARR DODDS is seeking interested artists for a self-directed after-hours weekly art class with a
live model. Contact Judy at judybarrdodds@bellsouth.net with any interest and/or suggestions.
CONDOLENCES to the family of photographer Ken Freeze, who died recently.
- THE FRONT PORCH GALLERY (1309 Wildwood) You can follow the Gallery on Facebook; for a tour of
the Front Porch. Call 706-596-0096 or go to www.thefrontporchcolumbus.com
- Arlaine Morrison's watercolor "Jewels in the Water III" is in the Georgia Watercolor Society Exhibition
for Signature Members here in Johns Creek. It is being held at the Johns Creek Arts Center from
January 28 till February 24.

LTC (RET) MICHAEL A. TRYON
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CSU THEATER
----Sherlock's Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Instructor: J.J. Musgrove
Sherlock's Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre brings the thrill of live theatre together with the fun of
comedy improv, audience interaction, and mystery thrillers in one great evening. Have you ever
wanted to get inside one of your favorite Murder Mystery novels? Excellent at figuring out "whodunit"
way before the end of the book? Well, here is your chance to get inside a real-life murder mystery!
Become a part of the action as you take your seat for dinner and receive your particular role (if you
want one) from one of the actors that will be performing for you that night. You will have the
opportunity to solve the mystery over dessert with the rest of your table and who knows, the killer
might actually be you! Reservation must be placed by Wednesday, February 8. Includes dinner,
dessert, two drink tickets, and the show.
Jewels in the Water III
by Arlaine Morrison