14 The Mt. Vernon Signal Thursday, June 21,1984 '

Around BRODHEAD By Mrs. Mary McWhorter

Griffin Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Move of

German town, Ohio were hosts for the Griffin Family Reunion and Mrs. Claude Griffin's 87th birthday on June 17,1984.

Those present were: Mrs. Claude Griffin of Mt. Orab,

Ohio; Ruth G. Miller of Mt. Orab; Nanella Shivel of Shepherdsville; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conn Crawford and granddaughter of Bumside; Darcy, Connie, Jesse and Lindsay Stewart of Indianapolis, Ind.; Sara K. Griffin and friend, Charles of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tackett of Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Griffin of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Griffin, Jr., of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight of Fayetteville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffin of Fayetteville; Maria Griffin of Fayetteville; Donald W. Griffin, Fayetteville; Mr. and Mrs. Woody Marker and son of Sardinia, Ohio; Mrs. Barbara Steed and family of Williamsburg, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Day and family of Hamersville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard and son of. Hillsboro;

'6hio; Jftt&k and Kristen Waaf iJ^ Dayton, Ohio; Anna Stevenson-of Kettering, Ohio.

Personals Recent visitors of Arvil Burton,

Mary Jane and Linda Randolph were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Burton, Matt Burton, Mr. and Mc?.' Owen Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Burton and grandson, Kevin Adams of1

Somerset, Sam Vaughn _• of Morehead, Wayne Crouch of Owingsville, Oakley Hammons, Maggie Herrin, Bertha Daulton and Lee, Verla Brown, Wade and Evelyn Puree 11 of Somerset.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McFerron and Mrs. Mai Doan were in London at the Laurel Heights Nursing Home last Tuesday visiting Mrs. Dora Taylor and visited the flea market.

Visitors of Fannye L Albright recently were Mrs. Teresia Roberts, Davin Roberts, Alice Jones and June and Bruce Latham, all of Somerset; Mrs. Eva Arney of Lockland, Ohio; David Arney of Salem, Ind.; Mrs. Ruby McWilliams of Eubank; Margaret Vanhook, Mary Jane Randolph, Mrs. Joy Reynolds and Jeremy, Mrs. Rinda Brown and Mrs. Maggie Hecrin.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simpson of Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs. Vietta Simpson of Crab Orchard were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. William McKinney of Kansas City, Mo., were recent guests of friends and relatives in Kentucky. Mr. McKinney is a brother of Marshall McKinney and Bob Hendrickson. Ruby says it is always a pleasure to have them visit with us.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nadorff and son, Matthew, have returned to their home in Louisville after a few days visit with Mrs. Nadorff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McKinney.

Mrs. Mary E. Carson and Mrs. Ruby McKinney spent last week end in Middletown, Ohio with Billy and Madge Harp. They enjoyed a coun-try music festival on Saturday.

Visitors one day last week of Bob and Mary Adams were James and Leona Clark of Stanford and Mrs. Emma Payne, $ very special friend and acquaintance when they were all patients in the Rockcastle Co. Hospital a few years ago. Mrs. Payne is now a resident at Sowder Nursing Home and it's always a pleasure to visit with her there. We hope she continues to keep "as good health as she has now for a long time.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cherry Owens were week eridr visitor^ of Miss Dora Cox, Mae Jones, Sue Cox and Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Owens, Jr.

and Dora and Mae returned to Louisville with them for a visit

Hamp Hensley is not so well at this writing. , " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doan visited their children, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doan, Robby and Lisa in Mason, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doan, Janie and Courtney in Lebanon, Ohio recently.

Visitors over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Hensley were her sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Myers of Indiana, Mrs. Velma Shanks of Lee Co. and Mrs. Hensley's son,' Ronnie Tyra, of Winchester.

Mrs. Elizabeth Woodall was Sunday evening visitor of Mrs. Mar-tha Helton.

Mrs. Roy Crawford and her daughter, Virginia, of Louisville were Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs. Crawford's aunt, Mae Holbrook and her daughter, Mrs. Louise Polly of East Bemstadt. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Renner.

I heard through the grapevine that Johnnie Holbrook had the pret-tiest garden in the county. Now just guess who told me this.

Mrs. Gladys Bussell and Mrs. Mary Adams were in Berea Monday

—for Mrs. Adams' doctors appoin-tment. a -

Jerryo Burke was Saturday visitor of his father, Edd Burke, also Mrs. Joann Hammons visited Sun-day.

Mary McWhorter visited Rickie and Jewell Owens, Dora Cox.and Mae Jon^s a short time Sunday evenirig.

Mrs. Mae Holbrook was Sunday .dinner guest of' her son, John

jiHolbrook. Walter and Mae Doan were in

Berea Saturday shopping. Mrs. Gladys Bussell was last

Monday night visitor of Mrs. Ree Thompson in Stanford.

Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cash and Donna Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sargent and sons, Danny Bruce and

- Dennis, in Berea last week. Morris Adams is a patient in the

Rockcastle County Hospital. Also, Mrs. Belle Lear had the misfortune of falling and breaking some ribs and is confined to the hospital. Our prayers are for both of them to be better soon. Also, Charlie Hasty had surgery on his foot and is recuperating at the Rockcastle Co. Hospital.

' Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Adams over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Adams and son,

• Jerry Wayne, Mrs. Shirley Sargent, Danny Bruce and Dennis of Berea.

. Our prayers and deepest sym-pathy goes out to all who have lost loved ones recently. For fear of missing some, I will not try to men-tion names as there are a great number of people.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones and children, Shawn and Rebecca, of Springdale, Ohio spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Betty Lou Hodge and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Owens.

Mrs. Martha Helton, Harley Adams and son, Dwain, and Mary McWhorter visited Lewis Adams at the Sowder Nursing Home Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Nantz of Lexington were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Long and visited Mrs. Elva Mobley Sun-day night, returning to Lexington on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and Mrs. Dessie Taylor spent the week end in Connersville, Ind. visiting Edward and Gladys Burton. Mrs. Burton remains about the same as does Mr. Taylor at his home.

Mrs. Berniece Wilson was Friday guest of Maymie Long and Elva Mobley and brought Maymie a delicious cake, fried pies and a nice table linen and fried chicken.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Albright and daughter, Shonna and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor of West Chester, Ohio all spent last week at Daytona

Beach, Florida and toured other places of interest They said they had a wonderful time.

Mrs. Neatie Tracy of In-dianapolis, Ind. spent a week recen-tly with bet sister, Mrs. Martha Owens. Other visitors over the week end were Mrs. Guidi Vema and Mrs. Martha Shelly of Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor of West Chester, Ohio, Mrs. Juanita Simpson of Amelia, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Owens of High Point, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Gatliff Craig and son, Chris, spent last week end in Atlanta, Georgia visiting their daughter and sister, Miss Dana Lynn Craig, who is now employed with Burroughs. They also wor-shipped with the Embry Church of Christ congregation in Atlanta and visited our sister, Mrs. Martha Cope and husband, Ray, and son, Rhon in Douglasville, Ga. They then spent the rest of the week in North Carolina on a business trip.

Miss Jennifer Riddle took Mrs. Elva Mobley to her doctor Monday afternoon for a routine check-up and got a good report. Jennifer is staying with Elva now. Other visitors of Elva and Maymie were Mrs. Norma Crank and daughter, Ruth, and Doug Scoggins, Harrison and Lela Johnson of Clay City, Bob Davidson of Eubank, Mrs. Ruby Thompson and daughter-in-law, Ruth, and her daughte^Johnnie Taylor and son, David, fflso, Jimmy Blevins was friday visitor and brought them fresh vegetables out of his garden which we enjoyed very much.

Our prayers are for Mrs. Clarice McKinney who is very sick with pneumonia at her home.

Mrs. Birdie Mink and Mrs. Flora Hopkins were in Berea Sunday afternoon. -

Week end visitors of Mrs. Katie Doyle were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Roberts of Fairfield, Ohio, Mrs. Maymie Roberts of Dillsborp, Ind. and Mrs. Gladys Roberts of Hamilton, Ohio. Then, on Sunday, a reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Doyle. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullock of Berea, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley and Breanna, also of Berea, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts of Orlando and little Miss Brooke Roberts of Mt Vernon. Some of the family had an enjoyable visit with Miss Ella Roberts at the Sowder Nursing Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Bussell and girls, Jennifer and Amy, of Cincin-nati, Ohio spent Friday night with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bussell and Jerry on their way to Chattanooga, Tenn. and the Smokey Mts. vacationing. Debbie Gregory, sister of Danny, and children, Crissy, Jamie and Jadawn had sup-per with the Busselis.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mullins of Climax were Tuesday visitors of Ruth and Joe Bussell.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Taylor at-tended the singing at Chestnut Ridge Church of Christ Sunday afternoon.

The children of Dee and Mary Bussell gathered Sunday to celebrate Father's Day with a cook-out at their home. Those attending were his sister, Mrs. Martha McKinney; his mother, Mrs. Lula Bussell; his children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bussell, Angie, J. D. and Derreck, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bussell, Kristi and Ashley of Somerset, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Childress, Miss Teresa Bussell and Barry Bussell.

Mrs. Ruth Bussell and son, Jerry, were Sunday dinner guests of Jack and Annette.

Mr. and Mrs. Fr^nk Velsquez from Marion, Indiana spent this week with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Adams and also visited her sister, Mrs. John Browning, Mr. Browning and family at Waynesburg and they all had dinner at the Steak House in Danville and did some shopping.

Mrs. Carolyn McKinney, Mrs. Anna Marie Velsquez, Mrs. Bertha Adams all had supper with Ronnie, Linda and Brandi Monday night

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Elliott, Sam, Rita and Gary, Jr., spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Berniece Williams, -Denise and Timmy last week.

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Quail By Mrs. Vivian Owens

Mrs.' Joyce Lipton visited her aunt, Mrs. Charlie B. Owens and Mr. Owens Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie B. Owens and family of Sprindale, Ohio spent Saturday night with his mother, Mrs. Benton Owens and visited his father, Mr. Owens, at the Sowder Nursing Home and Mrs. Owens' mother, Mrs. Betty Lou Hodge and grandmother, Mrs. Cora Hodge.

Mrs. Edna Caldwell visited Mrs. Pattie Baker Friday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Timmy Baker and family of Ohio spent Sunday night with his mother̂ Mrs. Pattie Baker.

Mark Owens and Miss Nacy Long visited Mr. Owens' gran-dparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie B. Owens, recently.

Mrs. Roberta Dyer and Amy of Austin, Texas is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes, and family this week.

Mrs. Benton Owens visited Mrs. Edna Pope Friday evening. _0

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and > Mrs. Gary Caldwell were his paren-ts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell and brother, Carlos, and sister, Mrs. Harold Harris, Mr. Harris and family and Mrs. Caldwell's mother, Mrs. Christine Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Dtyi Stevens of Louisville and Mr. and Mr», Warren Albright of Birmingham, Alabama spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Albright and Tootie.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tayldr of West Chester, Ohio visited his aunt, Miss Ruth Mink Sunday afternoon.

Mrs T—tSinBlankens^'r.rftlrs. Lillian Brooks and Ruth Mink visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Arnold Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cald-well and family of Ohio spent Sun-day night with his mother, Mrs. Ed-na Caldwell.

Ethelene Caldwell and Shonda of Berea spent Saturday night with her mother, Mrs. Edna Caldwell.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pruitt and grandsons, Jason and Jimmy Phelps, spent Friday night with Mrs. Ola Phelps and also visited Aubrey Phelps at Sowder Nursing Home Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cupp, Sarah and Brian, of Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ponder, Mrs. Harold Reynolds and Joey were Sunday dinner guests of Florence Albright.

Fairview By Mrs. Hubert Chasteen

Week end worship services were well attended at the Fairview Baptist Church with Sunday School attendance of 108.

Our pastor Rev. Harvey Pensol delivered a wonderful message on Father's Day. There were several re-dedications, one came for bap-tism and three by letter. Thank the good Lord for each one.

Mrs. Dorothy Blair returned home from the Berea Hospital on Saturday, June 16 but bless her heart, she had to be readmitted on Sunday evening. She has been so sick for a long time. She is such a kind, loving and devoted christian lady and has the prayer of her many good friends. We all love Dot.

Hope all you fathers out there had a real enjoyable Father's Day. Thank God for good fathers who love their families, treat them well and work and provide for them. They are to be praised and com-mended.

Vacation Bible School was con-

ducted last week at Fairview with a large crowd attending-so many precious children. Thank God for each one. Commencement exercises were held Saturday night with good attendance.

Mrs. Ira Reppert (Cora) of Crossville, Tenn., accompanied by

her pastor's wife and^ughter, Mrs. Virginia Polly and Cindy, recently visited her son, Greg and family in England. Greg is stationed at the Alconbury Airforce Base, 130 miles from London. Both Greg and his daughter, Stephanie, had birthdays

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Sat., June 23,1984- 10:30 a.m. Pine Hill Section of Rockcastle Co.

LOCATION: Turn off U.S. 25 at Pine Hill onto the Lime Plant Hollow Road. Follow auction signs to the property.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnes have authorized our firm to sell this land for the high dollar.

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