Mothers Against Crime celebrates 30 years

  • The Rev. Walter Milner presents Georgia Smith and the other members of Mothers Against Crime with the Christian Achievement Award. HANK SEGARS/Staff
    The Rev. Walter Milner presents Georgia Smith and the other members of Mothers Against Crime with the Christian Achievement Award. HANK SEGARS/Staff
  • Fannie Hill, Leila Williams, and Sheila Bustion, all classmates of Georgia Smith, attend the dinner. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
    Fannie Hill, Leila Williams, and Sheila Bustion, all classmates of Georgia Smith, attend the dinner. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
  • Georgia Smith tells the history of Mothers Against Crime. HANK SEGARS/Staff
    Georgia Smith tells the history of Mothers Against Crime. HANK SEGARS/Staff
  • A soloist performs with Sons of Unity gospel group. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
    A soloist performs with Sons of Unity gospel group. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
    Mothers Against Crime celebrated its 30 years of service to the community with an old-fashioned dinner and gospel singing Saturday night at The Plaza Arts Center. “We said this year, we’re not going to have a speaker for our annual dinner, we’re going to have an old-fashioned church service,” one of the founders of MAC, Georgia Smith, said with a grin. The evening includ...

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