The Week at Livingston By: Mrs. Eva Black

Mrs. Holt Carpenter, Mrs. Eva Black and Mrs. Carrie Loudermilk spent last Friday in Somerset shopping.'"

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scoggins were in Dayton, Ohio last week visitin gher brother who is seriously ill.

Recent visitors of Mrs. Pearl Rice were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gabbard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seals and boys, Mrs. Gary Seals of McKee and EarL Hurley of Conley Bottom.

Mrs. Lee Mullins visited her sister in Cincinnati, Ohio re-cently.

Mrs. Jewell Bullock and Karen of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Car-rie Loudermilk and MRs. Eva Blacl^gpent Sunday afternoon in Ldntfon shopping.-- -„ Mrs. Nora Burdine has re-

turned from an extended visit with her son, Bobby Burdine, Mrs. Burdine and family irf Covington and her sister, Mrs. Jeff Doyle and Mr. Doyle of Butler.

Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Mullins, Jr. of Louisville and Mrs. Alene O'Connor of Indianapolis, In-diana spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Mullins, Sr.

Misses Josephine and Fran-ces Dickerson were in Mt. Ver-non Morfday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wise and children of Independence visited his mother, Mrs. Ray Scoggins and Mr. Scoggins over

. the week end. Mrs.. Bill Shackelford spent

last week in Louisville with her brother, Bruce Mahaffey and Mrs. Mahaffey. .

Mr. and Mrs. Amoald Tay-lor were in London Sunday.

Mrs. Hershel Nicely under-went surgery at the Lake Cum-berland Medical Center in Som-erset Tuesday.

Mrs. Everett Mahaffey, Miss Carrie Moore, Mrs. Kath-leen Tyree and Bill Shackelford were in Berea and Richnjond last Wednesday shopping.

Mrs. Elvelyn Blackbum vi-sited her* son, Rudolph Ham-mond, at the Veterans Hospital Fri_day.™ . . . ,

Mr. and Mrs. George Pride-' more and daughters and Mrs.

Nora Burdine were in London Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Oscar Mullins, Mrs. c,^re»* "-"--^fey and Bill Shackelford were in Lexington last Thursday.

Fairview By: Mrs. Hubert Chasteen

Worship services were well-attended over the week end. Sunday school attendance was 92 which ' the 104 who attended December 7th. It's always good to see people in the House of the Lord.

Our pastor, Rev. Harvey Pensol, was unable to be with us over the week end as he was confined to his home with the flu. Bless his heart, we missed him and pray that he will be able to be back soon. We are so thankful for our pastor and his family.

Fijling in for Bro. Pensol over the week end was Rev. Ernest N. Perry of Richmond. It was such a joy to have him with us. He is a great man of God, so wise and devoted. He is eighty years old and rea3s so well without the aid of glasses. It

jus t does us so much good to sit

and listen to him talk and to hear the wonderful sermons that he brings. He is an old-timer and to me those people are some of the most precious peo-ple in the world today. We love them all and thank' God for them. Mrs. Perry accompanied her husband to ur church and she is such a dear lovely lady.

We extend our deepest . heartfelt sympathy to the fami-

ly of Mr. Carl Williams of Conway who died Saturday

. night, December 6th at the Berea Hospital. We pray that God will comfort his loved ones in their bereavement.

Little Jennifer Isaacs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Isaacs of Wildie. is a patient in the Berea Hospital. May God bless her to return home soon. She is a little doll and we love her and her family dearly.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Chas-teen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Alexander and son, Kenneth, recently.

Mrs. Hubert*Chasteen and-members of her Sunday School

-class (Young-People) met in the church basement Sunday, De-cember 7 after worship services for a fellowship dinner. Attend-ing were Mr. and Mrs. Chasteen Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cummins and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ponder and son, Scott, Mrs. Darlene Church, Tammy and Tonya, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Isaacs, Carol and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs.^Danny Dooley and Da'vid, Mrs. Debbie McColluni and sons. Guests for the occasion were Mrs. Isaacs' aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lundy of Rural Retreat, Virginia, Sherwood Pickle of Snider and our pastor, Rev. Harvey Pensol, and Mrs. Pen-sol. We all enjoyed it so much and thank God for everything especially our guests raaAa. the 0<x«iflon a little moie cial. But, when we have an occasion such as this, good friends, good fellowship and good food, what more could .we ask? You know we only pass through this world once and why not spread a little joy'and sunshine along the way? I thank

. God so much for my many friends and loved ones.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack' Lundy of Rural Retreat, Virginia spent a few days here with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Pick'" x*~ ^iefcle and family of ;s=,"''er. '

Visiting Mrs. Loretta Smith in Berea last Thursday were Mrs. Hubert Chasteen, Mrs. Darlene Church and little Sher-ry Ridgell.

~ Mrs. Delia Bullens of Mace-donia has returned home from a week's visit with her daughter and family, Mrs. Howard Lan-ter and Mr. Lanter.

Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Chasteen last Friday night were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Chasteen.

Several people around here are suffering with the flu at this time. We hope they will all be well soon. Bless their heart, it's bad to be sick.

Things are very quiet on the home front. Everyone hustling and bustling arolind trying to get ready for Christmas. It 's that blessed time of the year when we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and when the love in our heart goes a little deeper for our fellowman. It's a time of peace, good will, happiness, joy and laughter. A time of giving and receiving gifts and good wishes. But, in all these things, we must keep in mind the most wonder-ful gift ever given to mankind -God's only Son. As we celebrate His birth, let us do something

good for someone. Call a friend, visit a sick person or do a good deed in the name of Jesus.

Keep Christ in Christmas, attend church and Sunday School somewhere.

My prayer is that this will be the best Christmas you have ever had. To those of you who have lost loved ones since last Christmas, my heart goes out to you and my prayer for you will be a little more special.

God bless you all wherever you are. I love you.

Willailla By: Arvil Burton

Saturday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Thomp-son were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson and granddaughter of Cincinnati, Ohio and Jeremy Hood of Somerset.

Mrs. Ophia Reynolds visit-ed her brother, Herman Taylor

LARRY G00CH, PLUMBING Has done a large percentage of the new plumbing construc-tion In Rockcastle County for the last several years.

Many of you know Larry and the good service he has provided. Larry has now opened an office in the

GREGORY BUILDING on West Main Street in Mt. Vernon where he can be reached Monday thru Friday at

256-5813 or stop by to talk with him.

Larry has the qualified personnel to take care of ALL your plumbing needs:

• New Construction .̂Service and Repair , , *R|gjdential or ComiperswJ,-0°̂ ndeJing

Call or come by today and we will be there tomorrow!

Gregory Blcfg. W. Main in Mt. Vernon 256-5813

at the Rockcastle County Hospi-tal in Mt. Vernon recently.

Delbert Long was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Long a few days-ago.

Mr. and Mrs^Russell Long took Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Long to Somerset recently to a doctor.

Hershell Denney of Somer-set is very ill in the Lake Cumberland Medical Center at Somerset.

Herman Taylor of Brod-head suffered a stroke and is very ill in the R<*kcastle Coun-ty Hospital.

Mary Jane Randolph visit-ed Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Brown recently.

Recent visitors of Mary Jane Randolph and Arvil Bur-ton were Mrs. Ruby Thompson, Mrs. Celestine Hasty of Cincin-nati, Ohio, Nyoka Gholson, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Burton, J.W. Brown, Cella Thompson, Wade Purcell, Mrs. Bertha Dalton, Lee Dalton, Mrs. Janet Parsons of Somerset and Jill Martin.

MT. VEKNON SIGNAL THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1»M P-1S

Edward Burton of Conners-ville, Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burton, also of Con-nersville have be&i visiting heffe and at Brodhead. They have returned to their home in Indiana.

Mrs. Irene Taylor and Nan-cy Burdine visited Delia Mae Wilmott Sunday evening.

Bro. and Mrs. James Ken-ney and sons of" Lawrenceburg Visited Mr. and Mrs. Casper Jones and Gene over the week end.

Miss Janice Jones is home from college for the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs...DeeLowery,-Michael Jones and Mrs. Janie Mae Jones were in Somerset Saturday shopping.

Dean Jones and Michael were Sunday-dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Jones.

Theo Hayes and Jimmie of Middletown, Ohio visited. Delia

Mae Wilmott last week end. The Christmas supper at

the Ottawa Baptist Church last Friday evening was well attend-ed with plenty of food and good fellowship.

SCHOOLS MENU December 22,198#

Breakfast Monday: Cereal, toast, jel-

ly, juice and milk. Lunch

Monday: Hamburger steak, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce. Volls, milk, Ice cream. J

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