Children’s choirs to present service of Christmas carols
Hal Boyle reports 78 voices from First Presbyterian Church and Waverly Road Presbyterian Church will present a Sunday evening service of Christmas carols at 7:30 pm under music director Philip T. Blackwood. Pastors Sommers and Schottnus will conduct, with organist Mrs. Hazel Huntoon. After the service, choirs and congregation join in a carol sing on the Church Circle.
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Carolyn Babb
Mary Lawson Grosecluse
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Sandra Sue Hogan
Stephen Humphrey
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Ray Kaye
Mary Ann McGuire
Mike McGuire
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Frances Miller
Polly Ann Moseley
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David Woods
John Woods
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Donta Buchanan
Susan Carpenter
Pamela Cronk
Karen Ann Diet- Tich
Ronnie Grubb
Betty Anne Miller
Kathy Millhorn
Anne Moore
Bobby Morrison
Portia Morrison
Ranny Poe
Duncan Rose
Raymond Rose
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Nancy Thompson
Donna Thdd
John Walters
Bruce Wankel
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Linda Willams
Kentucky school administrators meet in Louisville event
Kentucky superintendents from most of the 224 districts convened in Louisville chaired by Pike County Schools chief Claude Farley and Wendell Bullewe Wy head of Public Instruction. Reports touch on funding, policy and statewide education issues with no single agenda item dominating.
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Reedy Creek Church Carol Service and Christmas Concert
Emory College and Reedy Creek Church present Christmas programs with Vickie Woodard as soprano soloist. Emory Carol Service at 8 p.m. Sunday and College Christmas Concert Monday at 2 p.m. featuring choirs, soloists, and a large musical ensemble from Emory and Henry College and local groups.
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Kentucky Burley Averages Set Near Sixty Dollars
Kentucky burley markets closed with a 689.67 per hundred price, down 48 cents from the day before. The State Department of Agriculture reported Brewers received 8,526,476.08 for 14,289,800 pounds moved at 26 auction centers. The belt in eight states showed steadiness to sharp drops, with Wednesday’s average at 60.12, second highest daily mark, and belt gross sales at 22.1 million pounds averaging 59.26.
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City Mission Services Announced at Copper Creek
Neal Carr will direct Friday services at the City Mission with Saturday under Ralph Surcey and Sunday school and worship led by Douglas Crews. Daily at 7 30 p m. A Christmas program at Copper Creek Community Church Thursday at 7 p m is open to the public.
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Lutheran Men’s Organization Installed at Holy Trinity Church
Officers of the Brotherhood of the Lutheran Men’s Organization were installed at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday by Rev. Don ald R. Fauble. Ralph DeBusk is president, Burt Olsen vice president, Ronald Jennings treasurer, and James K. Rasser secretary for 1856. They replace outgoing president William Y. Harkins and vice president T. C. Fritz, with treasurer and secretary continuing for a second term.
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Christmas Carol Service Sunday At First Baptist
The third annual Christmas carol service at First Baptist Church will be on Sunday at 7130 Pen. Five choirs will combine under Wilbert H. Kerr for scripture and carols. Mrs L P Gregory will accompany on organ, with pianists Miss Josephine Bandidge and Mrs Jack Lewis. Narrator is Mrs Anwell W Abbott. Enrollment tops 185 across nine years and up. Choir selections include Lost in the Night, What of the Night Watchman, Fanfare for Christmas Day, Jesus Jesus Rest Your Head, Hasten Swiftly Hasten Softly, On This Good Christmas Morn, Winds Through the Olive Trees, The Babe in the Manger, O Holy Night, and Go Tell It On the Mountain.
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Wilbert H. Kerr
L. P. Gregory
Josephine Bandidge
Jack Lewis
Anwell W. Abbott
John’ Jacob Wiles
Richard Kouitz
Noble Cain
Crusaders
Myrtha Licht
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Adolph Adam
Akers Quartet to Lead Third Sunday Singing at Fordtown Church
Fordtown Community Church hosts a Sunday program with the Akers Quartet featured in the Third Sunday Singing. The service includes a call to worship, selection "Good Christian Men Rejoice," a choral benediction, and a closing song service. Public participation is welcomed for all parts of the event.
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Fordtown
Ab ‘Gopper
Peter C. Lulkin
In This World But Not Of It Miracle in Christian Living
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Primitive Baptists To Have Service At Gray's Station
A song service is set at the Primitive Baptist Church Gray's Station Saturday at 7 30 p m with Oak Hill Quartet Melody Alves and Egan Brothers among participants. James Darnell of Berea Ky pianist will play. A Christmas cantata will be presented at Cedar View Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 8 p m directed by Mrs M D Rice. The program is open to the public.
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Melody Alves
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