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Jack E. Smith, Adair County, KY (1932-2012)


2012-10-17 - 200 Campbellsville Street, KY - Photo from Grissom-Martin Funeral Home.

Jack E. Smith, Adair County, KY (1932-2012)




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Millerfield Ladies Quilting Circle donates quilt to Larry Skaggs benefit


2012-10-17 - Treasure Nook, 212 Steve Drive, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander.
Linda Roberts, left presents a block quilt to Cathy Conn, owner of the Treasure Nook in Russell Springs, KY, for the Larry Skaggs benefit.


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A quilt for the Wade Reeder Benefit


2012-10-17 - Treasure Nook, 212 Steve Drive, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. Gary Jasper, left accepts a quilt given by the Millerfield Ladies Quilting Circle of the Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church from Linda Roberts, right of the circle. holding the center of the quilt for the photo is Cathy Conn, owner of the Treasure Nook, our drop-off point in Russell Springs. The beautiful quilt is made of 10" blocks and is called, appropriately, a block quilt. - Linda Roberts

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Millerfield Ladies donate quilt for Pam Grant benefit


2012-10-17 - Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts. Barbara Brummett, her daughter in law Laura Brummett and Maggie and Sam Brummett accepted a quilt for the Pam Grant benefit held recently at Trinity United Methodist Church in Columbia, KY. The Quilt was a gift from the Millerfield Ladies Quilting Circle of the Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY. - Linda Roberts

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Chris & Simon Wilson accept Millerfield quilts for St. Jude's


2012-10-17 - Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts. Simon Wilson and his father, Chris Wilson were presented two quilts recently to be auctioned at one of Chris Wilson's sales to benefit St. Jude's Hospital in Memphis Tennessee. Presenting the quilt on behalf of the Millerfield Ladies Quilting Circle is Clestine Neat. - Linda Roberts

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Epicurean Kentuckian: It doesn't get any better


2012-10-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
One of the things I'm so thankful for is the Tuesday afternoon Farmers Market
. My schedule doesn't let me get to there in the mornings, but when I read there were old fashioned pears there, it was a must visit. Got these from Barbara and Wayne Armitage, as well as the carrots and peanuts. The tomatoes were grown by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thiery, and those luscious Jonathan, full of fall taste, art, and philosophy, are from Jeff and Henrietta Scott's Antioch Orchard. The pears I went for were perfect. Sweet and firm - but not scrunchy. They came with a lovely provenance, a little romance. When Wayne Armitage brought his demure young bride to Adair County, looking for a place to settle, she told him, on first seeing the pear tree, "You have to buy me that pear tree." He did, and the house came with it. Now the pear is paying for the house. Isn't that a great happy ever after? - Linda


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1950 Columbia High School class in New York City


2012-10-17 - New York, New York - Photo from the collection of Fay McKinley. Fay McKinley far right, front row sent this favorite old photo from a postcard, taken in New York City on a Columbia High School class trip in 1950. The group includes, Front, from left: Annette Taylor, Diane Brake, Mary Snow Daugherty, Billy Dohoney, Claudette Durham, Fay Waggener McKinley. and also:Martha Burris Martin, Jim Richards, Mary Richards, Viva Walker, Gladys Garrison Paxton. Back row - Charles Sandusky, Dan Royse, Terry Kelsay, and Mr. Blackburn.

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