Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 7

1 THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, April 2, 1987 Page 7 COMMUNITY NEWS Horseman's Kings Mountain Regina Hale Leonard Rice Leonard is a graduate of Lincoln County School and is emplyed as a truck driver. Mrs. Oscar Martfy is in the Ephraim McDowell Hospital recuperating fronf a broken hip. Her husband has been a patient at Stanford House for several months. Little Danny Jenkins, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins had his tonsils and adenoids and ear tubes inserted at the In and Out Patient Hospital at Somerset Monday of this week. Mrs. Minnie Gastineau, who recently suffered a broken hip, is back in Ephraim McDowell Hospital. She had recently been cared for at the home of her son, Mr.

Junior Gastineau and his wife, Vangie. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ware and Ms. Julia Ann Peterson recently visited Mr.

and Mrs. Lonny Adington. Bro. Hugh Lee Herron, minister of the Christian Church, gave a presentation of the "Parable of the Prodigal Son" Sunday evening in lieu of the regular sermon. Bro.

Herron completely costumed in oriental garments, from sandals to turban, has given this presentation many times in churches and at youth camps. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Reynolds of South Fork, and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Reynolds of Stanford have returned from Orlando, were they visited Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Reynolds. Coy took the March 12 issue of the I J. containing the 1912 picture of the Sweet Gum School.

He hunted up his, old friend, Bob Frisbie, who lives five miles East of Wildwood, on Route 40 near Leesburg. Mr. Frisbie, who is now 89, is a retired railroad employee and was Coy's co-worker for 20 years. He was delighted to see his picture, that of his and of his teacher, Miss Effie Young. He remember them all fondly and declared "the education I got was right there in that little school." By Julia Ann Peterson This week we salute Mrs.

Alta Bastin who celebrated her ninety-fust birthday Friday, March 27 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marie Hannah. This lovely lady was honored with an ice cream and cake party in the afternoon. Present were Mr. and Mrs.

Ottis Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ray Hannh and their children, Stacy, Erin and Curtis of Wall town and Mrs. Rita Hannah Board of Somerset. Bastin fractured her hip Feb.

14th. She had done marvelously well and received as a birthday gift from her therapist the assurance that she was no longer a patient and could progress on her own as she feels able to assume her normal activities. Mrs. Bastin is a great reader, studies the Bible, prepares her Sunday School lesson, plans to resume church attendance school and likes to work with her hands. Mrs.

Leona Watts, Mrs. Jehava Snow and daughter Cindy visited Mrs. Watts sister, Mrs. Lucindy Eldridge at Parlor Grove Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Doug Ruckel and Brittany and Mr. and Mrs. Dwane' Ruckel, and baby son, Matthew spent Sunday afternoon at Cumberland Falls State Park exploring some of the trails. Mrs.

Helen Murphy returned Monday afternoon after delivering grandson, Kelley, aged 12, to his home in Milam, Ind. Kelley had spent his spring vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. Murphy, and spent two nights with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reynolds, of Waynesburg.

Mrs. Murphy took her grandson to the Danville Cinema to see The show was a special treat for Kelley as the storyline was taken from the 1954 Milan State Basketball Tournament Mrs. Jim Wilson has made several trips to Danville in the past week for tests and consultations with her doctor. PEPSI 8-16 OI. Returnable Limit With Additional $10 Order Excluding Gas Tobacco Products Mary Ann Ham Church in Lexington.

Miss Ham is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary A. Buchanan. Hale, Rice to wed April 17 Mr. and Mrs.

Frankie Hale of Stanford announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Regina to Leonard Rice, son of Jesse and Allene Rice of Waynesburg. The wedding will be April 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Fairview Baptist Church. An open wedding is planned. All friends and relatives are invited to Regina is a graduate of Lincoln County High School and employed Ceramichrome.

Ham, Ketron plan June wedding Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ham of Grove City, Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann Ham to Donald Joseph Ketron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ketron of Nicholasville.

MissJHam is a graduate of Grove" City High School and the University of Kentucky. She is employed by the Fayette County Public Schools. Mr. Ketron is a graduate of Paul Blazer High -Schol and U.K. He is employed by the Department of Defense, U.S.

Government. The wedding will be 2:30 p.m. June 20 at Southland Christian Leber, Hogue to wed in May Mr. and Mrs. P.

B. Leber, Jr. of Junction City announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Delane Leber to Mark William Hogue the son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dollins of Stanford and Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Hogue of Lebanon Junction, Ky. The bride-elect is a graduate of Boyle County High School and a 1984'graduate of the University of Kentucky. She is employed by Charming Shoppes, of Louisville as a Visual Merchandise Assistant Supervisor for Fashion Bug Stores. Hogue is a 1975 gradute of Lincoln County High School and is employed at Butternut Bread in Danville, Ky.

Playforth, Ratliff to wed Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell R. Playforth of Lancaster, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Tammy Rae Playforth to Airman First Class Robert B. Ratliff, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Burnard Ratliff of Louisa, Ky. The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Garrard County High School and is presently attending the University of Kentucky. Ratliff is a 1984 graduate of Chiquita BANANAS ib. it a ik. BBS" Highland Happenings sugar Sandra Delane Leber in The wedding will be May 23 at 1:30 p.m.

at the home of the bride's parents on Hogue Hollow Road in Junction City, Ky. A. i Limit fi With Additional $10 Order Excluding Gas Tobacco Products IGA Frozen ORANGE JUICE Highland. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Reed visited Vickie Caffey and girls in Danville during the weekend. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Rayme Long and family to the Highland community. They moved into the trailer on Highway 27 where Mr.

and Mrs. Don VanHook moved from. It is getting very close to mowing time, so you may want to make donations to your local cemetery funds. We would like to express our deep appreciation to those who have recently sent donations. To the mowing funds of Mt Mdriah Christian Church we wish to thank Mr.

Edward R. Spires. If you wish to send your donations, send them to Mrs. Mildred Sebastian, Rt. 3, Stanford, Kf.

40484. If you have loved ones at the Highland Cemetery you may send your donations tp Mr. Roy McGuffey, Rt 3, Stanford, Ky. 40484. By Heloise Reed We expess our deepest sympathy to the family of Mr.

Bill McGuffey during his death. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGuffey and son Casey spent some time with Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd McGuffey. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Young and daughter Julie have moved into an apartment in Stanford. Mr.

Orville McGuffey has retired from his job in Lexington. Mr. Larry Caffey of Indiana spent some time with his daughter Morgan and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Reed recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd McGuffey are building a new home on Shake Rag Road. Mr.Arnold Carrier has received an A-ok report from all his tests at the V.A. Hospital in Lexington. Mr.

D. P. "Penick" Walker is at his home. Mr, and Mrs. Jackie Stull have purchased the place known as, "the Roach and Maud Flannery Place" in 19 Ox.

Limit 4 Please Fryer Tammy Playforth reception will follow the ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hammons, 312 W. Maple Avenue. No formal invitations will be sent All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

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