Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 7

THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, May 3, 2001 Page 7 II COMMUNITY News from Kings Moutain Pioneer Playhouse opens its 52nd season June 1 6 r. TV at the Lapin written by comedianactor Steve Martin. The final play is "Ghost of a about a macho ghost and his widow. Plays will be presented rain or shine Tuesday-Saturday nights. Deaf signing is available the second Wednesday of each play.

Dinner begins at 7:30. Show time is 8:30. A reserved seat for dinner and show is $20, $12 for show only. Patrons passes are available for $65. Some limited group discounts are also available.

For reservations or questions, please call (859) 236-2747. The Pioneer-Playhouse in Danville will open its 52nd season Saturday, June 16. Five plays are on the scheduled for this summer. The opening play, Beth Henley's "Impossible, is a "brisk and perky new says The New York Post, where everyone including the Reverend is out to sabotage the bride's special day. "Impossible Marriage" will run June 16-30.

Other plays this summer include "Killing written by local playwright Jan Henson Dow, Neil Simon's and "Picasso 3 'i) Need In-Home Care? We Care for You! ill, completed her last chemo treatment Thursday of last week, It was her good fortune that her system tolerated this last treatment quite well. Thursday of last week Donald Spangler of College Park, MD, and his friend Birdie Gooch of Danville, stopped by enroute from TN and visited his cousin, Magdalene Sims. They took Magdalene and her sister, Pearl Short, to Kentucky Depot Restaurant for supper. They visited Donald's sister-in-law, Marcella Spangler, of Oak Ridge while in TN. Eighty-nine year old Mattie Adams proudly report two new great great grandchildren bringing her total to 13.

Chase Christian Nestra was bora to his parents, James and Latitia Nestra in Ft. Myers, FL. His grandparents are Bill and Pam Phillippe, FL. Alexis Bree Phillippe was bom to her parents, Brandon and Tonya Phillippe, of Liberty. Her grandparents are Mack and Fredia Phillippe, Kings Mountain.

Great grandparents are David and Pam Phillippe, Russell Springs, and Mike and Nancy Meece, Liberty. Mrs. Karen Ware got a surprise Wednesday afternoon while working on the area around the christian church fellowship hall grounds. She noticed a couple walking around the church building with camera in hand. Going up to investigate, she found it was Bro.

Charles W. Bare and his wife, Mae, of Miami, FL. Bro. Bare was minister of the church in 1947. He was then a divinity sh dent at Lexington's School of the Bible and came down weekends with his wife and little son, Phillip, to pastor the church.

We are happy to report that Wayne Snow, who underwent surgery at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center Monday morning of this week, came home Tuesday and is doing fine. He will be restricted in his outdoor activities for some time, which will go hard with him being the outdoor person he is. by Julia Ann Peterson Sunday was a wonderful day-long celebration at the Kings Mountain Church of the Nazarene. There was, besides the regular service, a long-planned community singing, a celebration of Darrell Young's birthday and a bountiful fellowshipbirthday dinner. Darrell, with his family, attended the church as a youth.

His wife Frieda was the daughter of the pastor, Bro. L.E. Horton (1956). Darrell came with family members from Palmyra and Nashville, TN, to celebrate his special day. He was joined by his sister, Janice Green, and her husband, Royal, from Corbin.

The gospel singing drew a large crowd. Participants were the Kings Mountain United Methodist Church, Locust Grove Baptist Church and Kings Mountain Christian Church. The Darrell Young family singers were Larry and Patty Young's daughter and granddaughter, Lisa and Heather Young, and Trudy Adams. It was truly a community singing and those present gave a glowing repone of the program. Sunday evenipg beginning at 6:00 p.m., the Kings Mountain Christian Church hosted a 5th Sunday Singspiration for area Christian Churches.

The program was attended by a large enthusiastic crowd. Churches participating in the gospel singing were: Calvary Hill Baptist Church at Stanford, McKinney Christian Church, Turnersville Christian Church, Green River Christian Church, Mt. Moriah Christian Church and Kings Mountain host church. Refreshments were served in the fellowship hall at the close of the service, Mrs. Grace Lundy of Black Mountain, KY, spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Snow. She accompanied them to the singing at the church of the Nazarene Sunday afternoon and to the morning service and evening singing at the Christian Church. tfr BcMty.JTpnes, who has been 'quite NORA RICE DEES, is shown with lifelong friend, Foster Reid Deatherage, who helped her celebrate her 100th birthday on Tuesday, April 24 at the Stanford House Nursing Home with family members and Dees celebrates 100th birthday Home Health Family Home Health Care offers the following in-home services: for making her birthday a special day and for her gifts, She always enjoys Grocery shopping Respite caregiver relief services Medical supplies Medical social services Wound care Diabetes management Pulmonary recovery program, C.O.P.D. emphysema, asthma, bronchiectasis and chronic bronchitis IV Therapy Physical, speech and occupational therapy Nursing Personal care bathing, shampoo, nail care Housekeeping Meal preparation Laundry On Tuesday, April 24, Nora Rice Dees celebrated her 1 00th birthday at the Stanford House Nursing Home with family and friends.

She was born April 24, 1901 to the late Steve and Nettie Rice. She has one brother, Edward Rice, who lives in Junction City; three grandsons; and two granddaughters. Nora had three children, and Ray Moore and Jeanetta Roberts, who are deceased. Three brothers, Chester, Victor and Hart Rice and two Bessie Crowdus Meece and Minnie Wyatt Subscribe to The Interior Journal $15.50 per year (in state) $29.75 per year (out of state) are also deceased. Nora was a hlelong resident ol the Rowland community where she lived alone until Dee, 999.

She -would like to thank everyone Lineoln ounty marriages THANK YOU FOR GROWING WITH US (continued from page 4) Benny Michial Myers, 45, Stanford, Rockcastle Mfg. Delona Faye Alford, 43, Junction City, Boyle County Education, to William Michael Welch, 51, Danville, self-employed. Kimberly Karil Smith, 30, Crab Orchard, unemployed, to Ricky Alien Edwards, 37, Crab Orchard, Feldman Lumber. Brodhead, Save-A-Lot, to Larry Duward Mullins, 20, Stanford, Randall Davies. Sarah Lorraine Collins, 27, Crab Orchard, housewife, to Joshua Anthony Phillip Slone, 25, Crab Orchard, general construction.

Dianna Lee Conner, 38, Somerset, registered nurse, to Raoul Lee Fisher, 38, Somerset, factory worker. Tammi Lynn Singleton, 29, Waynesburg, homemaker, to Samuel Fitzgerald Davis, 28, Waynesburg, East Anderson Hardwood. Michaelene Rodgers, 26, Stanford, Ephraim McDowell Regional Hospital, to William Merriman Kirkpatrick III. 31, Hustonville, self-employed. Valerie Ann Renner, 19, vz 1 AWiP "Arcadia" Moreland Area 1836 Lincoln County National Bank 1906 SENIORS DAY Wednesday, May 9 From 10 am to 12 noon: Hear about safe ways to handle telemarketers, how to prevent identity theft, personal protection and the latest 'smart' crimes that can take you unaware, This free event is sponsored by TRIAD, with presentations by local law enforcement officials and State Attorney General's Office.

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