Page Two Hardin County Independent Thursday, July 9, 1992 O.E.S. News Sixteen members of Cave In Rock O.E.S. Chapter 1022 attended the study club at Rosiclare O.E.S. Chapter, Friday evening. Cave In Rock News Mrs.
Tressie Hinson, St. Louis, MO, and daughters, Shirley and Joan visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dora Douglas. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Douglas, Pauline Banks, Harrisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Piland, Carbondale, visited, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Adiel Douglas.
Guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs Adiel Douglas were Mrs. Marna Heron, Evansville, Angie and Jessica Milligan, Paula Via, Harrisburg, Michelle Barnard, Mrs. Muriel Showalter, Rosiclare and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lane, Pontiac, MI. Steve Douglas and friend Peggy of Derby, Kansas, Paula and Greg Via, Harrisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. John Frailey of Manteno visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Adiel Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Douglas, Tucson, AZ, came Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Adiel Douglas.
They also attended the high school reunion at Paducah, KY, Saturday. GOSPEL SINGING at Mt. Zion General Baptist Church Friday, July 17,1992 7 p.m. Program by the Lester Family St. Louis, Missouri Potluck supper after singing.
Everyone Welcome Rev. Bob Patton, Pastor Notice: Cave In Rock Residents MOSQUITO SPRAYING The village will be sprayed for mosquitoes Wednesday, July 15 beginning at dark, weather permitting. Herschel Oxford, Mayor Village of Cave In Rock Barbara Scott's Dream Comes True 000 4 Barbara's lifelong dream came in silver and red rhinestones. Each true five years ago when she got to time she has seen Loretta she has meet her idol, Loretta Lynn and given her a gift. again three years ago when she As the show was ending, Loretta went aboard Loretta's tour bus.
came off stage, hugged and kissed For the past three years, Barbara Barbara and had Barbara to sing has played Loretta's tapes, singing with her. Another wish came true along with her and saying, "I want for Barbara! to sing with Loretta, Mommy. Barbara's aunt Linda Adams acYea." -companied them on the trip, and Barbara's parents, Ollie and she took the above picture. Helen Scott took her to Branson, The family never dreamed that Missouri where Loretta was the her wish to sing with Loretta would guest star at the Lowe Theater. come true, and they are very happy.
They had seats on the front row. Barbara can't wait for Loretta to reBarbara gave Loretta a beautiful- turn to Kentucky again. ly decorated black sweatshirt done Ralph Reunion Birthday Celebrated The Ralph reunion was held at Joshua Daniel Moore, son of Alberta Holbrook's home in Elizabethtown on July 5, 1992. Those present were Alfred Ralph of Elizabethtown, Noel Ralph of Rosiclare, James Ralph and friend, Betty Hist of Eldorado and Deborah Walker of Karnak. The oldest person present was Noel Ralph, James Ralph had the largest family and Deborah Walker was the youngest person present, and had come the greatest distance.
Church News The public is invited to attend a dedication service at The Community Chapel on Route 146 in the community known as Humm's Wye, Saturday, July 11, 1992. Pastor Billy Shoulders, Nashville, TN, will speak and there will be special music. The service begins at 2:00 p.m. Pastors: Melvin Roy Holtzclaw and Vonda Joyce Holtzclaw Bear Branch Campground on Route 145 2 miles north of Eddyville, IL BIG DAVE'S LOG CABIN CAFE Fish Fry Evening Buffet Breakfast Friday Night Buffet 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday Sunday $5.95 All you can eat Saturday 4 to 7 p.m.
7 to 10:30 a.m Catfish, Fiddlers Fillets Sunday $3.25 $5.95 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. includes coffee Kay Turner's Tenderloins Are Back! Come and see Kay Turner at Log Cabin Cafe. (75 cents off Tenderloin when you present a copy of this ad.) AMERICA'S AUTO PARTS PIPELINE I NAPA AUTO PARTS NAPA) Look at NAPA Now! Lower (NAPAI Expert Price. Advice.
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Thirty to forty persons gathered to greet the Wolford family. Mr. Wolford is a former minister of First Christian Church, Rosiclare. Rosiclare Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Hobbs, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hobbs, Waynesburg, PA, and Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Hobbs, Elizabethtown, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Weldon Hobbs Sunday after the Hobbs reunion. Doris Volkert has returned to her home in Eldorado, from the Hardin County General Hospital and Fairview House Nursing Home, Rosiclare. Lawrence Humm and daughter Heather, Evansville, Indiana, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
B.H. Humm, Sunday. James T. Joiner and family celebrated his birthday with cake and ice cream at the Rosiclare Park a week ago Saturday evening. He received nice gifts and cards.
James Todd, Marion, Kentucky, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James T. Joiner. Deborah Williams and Tyler of Eichorn visited Mrs.
Golda Parkinson, Sunday. FOR SALE 2 bedroom, partly furnished home, central heat and air, laundry, half basem*nt and garage. 1 block from Ohio River Boat Ramp. 618-287-8809 or 3011 after 5:00 p.m. Dan and Karen Moore of Rosiclare, celebrated his 6th birthday with a party at the Rosiclare Park on Saturday, June 20.
Those attending were Joshua's parents, his sister Danielle, his great-grandparents B.A. and Hester Lewis, grandmothers Sue Vaughn and Ruth Ann Moore, Aunt Amanda Vaughn and Uncle Harold Cowsert. The group had cake and ice cream. Joshua got a lot of nice gifts and everyone enjoyed a good time. Read The INDEPENDENT "THANKS' Thank you to all you friends out there who so kindly gave me much moral support through your encouraging words in person, by phone calls, prayers, visits, cards, gifts, and in any other way.
Special thanks to Blythe and Susan for being there throughout surgery, before, during and after. I have been blessed by the outcome. Evelyn Taylor DUCK! That's the smart approach to power lines. Now that the weather's nicer, you'll be out and about, fixing up your house or tending to the farm. Here's smart advice.
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