Talk of the Town reaches extended family visits and hospital notes
Miss Kathy Murlent Bramble of Clear Creek Springs visits her relatives in Panville Kentucky. Betty Ely undergoes surgery. Mrs Barton Whitaker and Mrs Sneed Friar travel for business in Corbin. Cynthia Branham of Whitesburg undergoes surgery January 7 at Appalachian Regional Hospital. Eva Dean Branham’s daughter is named. Mrs Daisy Brook of London visits Middlesboro. Frank Dixon, Bessie Larnbin’s brother, remains in Worth Sanders Hospital Knoxville. J W Broughton and son Dubbie return to Frankfort after weekend with Mrs Frank Woody. Other guests include Charles Marshall Allen Kentucky and C R B Jarboe Jenkins. Hermon Lambdin visits from Jacksonville Florida. Walker siblings and Rowland family visitors from Dayton Indiana to Middlesboro area. Numerous other visitors listed. Mrs Martha Walker hospitalized at Appalachian Regional. Miss Betty Ely dismissed from Knoxville Baptist Hospital and returns home. Additional visits noted among Branscom, Branscam, Mason, and Dewey Branscom families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Murlent Bramble
Bil Bramble
Clear Creek Springs
Jerry KR. Money
Panville
Betty Ely
Toxeter Avenue
Barton Whitaker
Sneed Friar
Corbin
Cynthia Branham
Whitesburg
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Eva Dean Branham
Daisy Brook
London
Maude Yruit
Middlesboro
Frank Dixon
Bessie Larbdin
Robert Dixon
Worth Sanders
Knoxville
J. W. Broughton
Dubbie
Frankfort
Frank Woody
Charles Marshall
Allen, Ky
C. RB. Jarboe
Jenkins
Hermon Lambdin
Jacksonville
Fla
Lambdin
Monroe
Gretchen Walker
Dayton
Ind
Frank
Wynona Walker
Bill
Nancy Smith
Norma Walker
Algonne
Mich
Ronald
Georgia Rowland
Debbie
Ellenton
8. C
Paul
Viei Maney
Orangeville
Calif
Martha Walker
Kentucky Path DAR Holds Final Meeting of Year at Cherokee Lake
The Kentucky Path Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its final meeting of the year on June 3 at Cherokee Lake. Mrs Shelyle Fuson hosted a luncheon and members repeated the Pledge of Allegiance and the Lord's Prayer. Chaplain Mrs Jacob Schultz gave the devotional and Mrs John M. Lewis was welcomed as a new member. The Good Citizen award went to Miss Mary Frances Edwards of Fancy Gap Virginia. After the business portion, social activities followed and the next regular meeting was set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Path
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Shelyle Fuson
Cherokee Lake
Jacob Schultz
John M. Lewis
Hincommorial University “Good Citizen
Mary Frances Edwards
Fancy Gap
Virginia
Whitmer
G. J. Willams
Susan Bailey
A. B. Funk
Ann Landers Advice Column Letters From Readers
A brotherly pressure of parental concern over teen affection is addressed by Ann Landers who explains that public displays of affection aren’t love and suggests privacy for relationships. Also a reader requests guidance on overeating habits and a harsh mother in law. Landers critiques behavior, urges healthier habits, and points to a love versus sex guide for further reading.
Turpin Miracle To Wed Rug 19
Mrs. Robert Turpin of Pineville announces the engagement of his daughter Katherine Faye Turpin to Gary Dale Miracle of Kettle Island. Katherine graduated magna cum laude from Cumberland College and was named in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Gary is a Cumberland College alumnus and a senior at the University of Kentucky studying civil engineering. He served two years in the U.S. Army including a tour in Vietnam. The couple plans to marry August 29 at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘y'‘Turpin
Pineville
Katherine Faye
Gary Dale Miracle
Cleston Miracle
Kettlé Island
Gumberland College
Gorman Jones
Turpil
the Groomlate
Cumberland College
University of Kentucky
Miracle
United States Army
Vietnam
First Baptist Church
Birds as Nature's Housekeepers at garden club talk
Mrs G J Williams spoke to the Middlesborough Garden Club at the Holiday Inn on Wings and Songs Over America. She urged sanctuaries for birds and warned that pesticides threaten ecosystems while detailing how birds control pests and offer balance in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
G. J. Williams
Middlesborough
Rees Ad
Rose Hill News Highlights Local Visits and Life
Rose Hill notes several visits across towns. Morristown residents Mr and Mrs Bill Boles and their three children visited relatives in Rose Hill. Ida Huff Virginia Turner and others visited Sunday. Ambrose Will hospitalized at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Boles
Morristown
Ida Huff
Virginia
My. Turner
Richlands
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Mariv Goudin
Rhonda Lynn
Daniel TH. Shank
Jota L. Shank
Ohia
Eastern Kentucky University
Shank
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Rhonda
Thomas Gootin
Eve Goodin
Ten- Hesse
Righmund, Ry
Talk of
the Town
J. L. Fleenor
South Bend
Winchester Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Maurice Branscom
Clinton, Tenn
Dewey Branscom
Hattie Branscam
Branscom
Kenneth Mason
Tazewell
Tenn
Kentucky
Remo Dank
Ann Landers
Aim Landers
Hal
Amp Landers
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Deas Ann Landers
Flowers
Unis
Cancer Society
Turpin
Mise Katherine Faye Turpin
Nature
National Wildlife Federation
Willams
Killian
VW. Murphy
William Ralston
Charles Kirkpatrick
Rose Hill
Huse Till
Detroit
Troy
Mivs. McKinnon
Morley Memorial
George Gibson
No's
Viola Emerett
Shaw
Richmond
Joe Parkey
Ambrose Will
Middlesboro Hospital
Setemore
Pineville Hardware & Furn, CO
Marginia Ave
Pineville, KY
Owen & Green Paint CO
Cumberland Ave
Genuina
Sama
Gliggwells
Chappell’s
Chappell
Door
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