The Antioch Tour of Homes, hosted by Antioch Baptist Church Women on Mission, will be held on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The tour will begin at Antioch Baptist Church Fellowship Hall with refreshments, tour map, and home information.

There will be five locations in the tour. Participants will also have the the honor of viewing drawings by Will Dabbs.

Will is the son of Dr. Jeff and Kristi Dabbs. Jeff is the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church.

All proceeds from the tour go the Will Dabbs autism fund for therapies not covered by insurance.

Tickets for the tour are $10 and can be purchased in advance in Rockmart at SunTrust Bank and The First National Bank. Advance tickets can also be purchased in Cedartown at The First Baptist Church, Bradfords Drugstore. Tickets may also be purchased on Dec. 7 at the Antioch Baptist Fellowship Hall. Contact Dale Beavers at 678-773-3005 for tour information or tickets.

Read Will Dabb’s story at right, and watch for featured tour homes in future issues of The Cedartown Standard and The Rockmart Journal.


About Hightower Falls:

Hightower Falls is one of five locations included in this year’s Tour of Homes, hosted by the Antioch Baptist Church Women on Mission group.

Hightower Falls is a private group facility with a park-like setting on 100 acres and is available for special occasions. The facility is under the new management of Joy Clark.

The 80-foot cascading waterfall and circa 1850 stone gristmill ruins are tucked away in the North Georgia hills. The “Back Porch” building accommodates parties, weddings, reunions, business meetings, dinners, church groups and clubs. It is fully decorated, has a fireplace, dance area, kitchen facilities, and a view of the falls.

The “Cottage” is available for individuals or small groups of up to 25 people. Also located on the property are 12 camping cabins, each accommodating four persons. Bathhouse facilities and a large covered pavilion for outdoor activities are also available.

Picnic areas are dotted along the edge of the mountain stream; there are woodland trails for hiking and a recreational field is available for outdoor activities.

Tour the facilities at Hightower Falls on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

All proceeds from the tour will go to the Will Dabbs’ autism fund to help pay for therapy not covered by insurance. Tickets are $10, and can be purchased in advance, in Rockmart at The First National Bank and SunTrust Bank, and in Cedartown at The First Baptist Church and Bradfords Drugstore.

Tickets may also be purchased on Dec. 7 at Antioch Baptist Fellowship Hall.

For tickets or tour information, call Dale Beavers at 678-773-3005.