Wisdom From the Word by Brad Lewis Explains Jesus Awe-Inspiring Power
The devotional reflects on Nathanael’s confession Jesus is the Son of God and promises future wonders. It highlights Jesus’ knowledge power miracles including raising the dead, with believers daily amazed by Him and the hope of meeting Him in heaven.
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Brad Lewis
Impact Ministries
Comcast.net
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Israel
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Blue Ridge Garden Club notes July meeting and awards
The Blue Ridge Garden Club met July 21 at the Church of Salsburg. Alice Wilson presented floral design. Michele Hensley announced Artistic and Horticulture awards to Gayle Harper Kay Shifflett and Ann Comer with blue ribbons. July Garden of the Month went to Kay Shifflett of Elkton. Nominations may be called in to Michele at 298-8437. Next meeting August 18 at Church of Salsburg with Lavender Farms tour. call Alice Yates at 476-2543 for details.
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Blue Ridge Garden Club
Church of Salsburg
Alice Wilson
Michele Hensley
Gayle Harper
Kay Shifflett
Ann Comer
Elkton
Michele
Harrisonburg
Alice Yates
Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild Meets For July Session
Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild opened with President Molly Toth presiding and approving the 2015 16 officers. Kimber ly McCray from the Virginia Quilt Museum spoke on upcoming events as Diana Norman presented Quilt Scraps and led a hand piecing workshop. The next meeting, August 15, features a picnic in the Sunnyside Room with officer installation and a potluck brunch. Hospice lap quilts will be collected by Denise Rudolph. SVQG meets the third Saturday at 9 30 a.m. in Sunnyside Room at Sunnyside Retirement Community Harrisonburg.
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Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild
Molly Toth
Virginia Quilt Museum
Kimberly McCray
Diana Norman
Guild
Sunnyside
Denise Rudolph
SVQG
Harrisonburg
Svqg.org
Shenandoah Valley Watercolor Society Meeting Noted
The Shenandoah Valley Watercolor Society will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday Aug 6 at Westside Baptist Church Harrisonburg. Visitors welcome. discussions include a members show at Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community Park Tower starting Sept 19 and a four day workshop with Christopher Wynn Aug 10-13. Details at www.shenandoahvalleywatercolorsociety.org or 549-433-9917.
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Shenandoah Valley Watercolor Society
Westside Baptist Church
W. Wolfe St
Harrisonburg
SVWS
Joshua Wilton
Rocktown
Hardesty Higgins
Virginia
Largest cantaloupe grown by local gardener Peggy Lam notes 25 years of gardening
Peggy Lam of Watertower Road Penn Laird holds a 24.78 pound cantaloupe grown by her husband Archie Lam in his garden. Peggy says it’s the largest he has grown in 25 years of gardening. Photo credit Caleb M. Soptelean.
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Peggy Lam
Watertower Road
Penn Laird
Archie Lam
Peggy
Caleb M. Soptelean
Business after-hours mixer at SoLace Studios in Elkton
The Harrisonburg Rockingham Chamber sponsors a public business after-hours event at SoLace SpLace Studios 193 W. Spotswood Ave Elkton from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday August 6. Attendees network with local professionals in a casual after-work setting.
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Spotswood Ave
Elkton
Harrisonburg-Rockingham
Local Vietnam Veterans of America set Aug 8 meeting
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1061 will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday August 8 at Golden Corral in Harrisonburg. For details call Cynthia Ludholtz at 434-2816.
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Vietnam Veterans of America
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter
Golden Corral
Harrisonburg
Cynthia Ludholtz
Four H Club Moves to Mountain View Fellowship
The Mountain View 4 H Club will hold all meetings at Mountain View Fellowship Church of the Brethren located at 8601 McGaheysville Road. The annual membership meeting is scheduled for 7 p m Tuesday September 8.
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Mountain View
4-H Club
Mountain View Fellowship Church of the Brethren
McGaheysville Rd
PVCTA Opens Free Thursday Tennis at ERHS
Page Valley Community Tennis Association hosts free pickup play at East Rockingham High School each Thursday at 6 p.m. Donations help offset insurance and incorporation costs. Learn more at www.pvdta.usta.com.
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Page Valley Community Tennis Association
East Rockingham High School
Pvdta.usta
Stoney Run Gallery offers free ice cream to early visitors
Stoney Run Artisans Gallery in the former Stonewall Bank at 9945 McGaheysville Road will give the first 25 customers each day Saturday through Monday a certificate for free ice cream at Kline's Dairy Bar. Open Saturdays to Mondays 11 am to 5 pm, the gallery showcases handcrafted local art and hosts visiting artists.
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Stoney Run Artisans Gallery
Kline’s
Stonewall Bank
McGaheysville Road
McGaheysville
Card Shower Planned for Katie Gue’s 28th Birthday
A card shower is planned for Katie Gue who will turn 28 on Friday August 14. Cards and letters may be sent to 212 Lewis Ave Elkton VA 22827.
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Katie Gue
Lewis Ave
Elkton
Thanks to Floral Expressions and friends for support
Effie Dorrough of Floral Expressions thanks friends, family, and church families for prayers, cards, and food during illness. She has returned to the flower shop and looks forward to seeing customers and friends.
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Effie Dorrough
Birthday Laurels for Larahya Hilliard’s Cin derella Party
Larahya Breta Hilliard recently turned one with a Cinderella themed party at Reed's Party Central. She is the daughter of Jeremy and Parley Hilliard of Stanley, with grandparents Timmy Dean of Elkton, Kim Dean of Elkton, Johnie and Fonda Hilliard of Stanley, and great grandparents Betty Davis, Ralph Dean, Vada Good of Elkton, and Ethel Hilliard, Irvin and Hazel Jenkins of Stanley. Latiera is her older sister. Lavahya thanks everyone for attending and the gifts.
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Larahya Breta Hilliard
Reed's
Party Central
Jeremy
Parley Hilliard
Stanley
Timmy
Kim Dean
Elkton
Johnie
Fonda Hilliard
Betty Davis
Ralph Dean
Vada Good
Ethel Hilliard
Irvin
Hazel Jenkins
Lavahya
Latiera
Thanks for coming to Hensley reunion
Delure Hensley and Ted and Judy Hensley thank attendees for visiting the Hensley reunion of the descendants of Steven Hensley and son David Hensley. The event was a success and delegates express anticipation of gathering again next year.
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Hensley
Steven Hensley
David Hensley
Delure Hensley, Ted
Judy Hensley
Elkton High Class of 1965 Reunion Details Corrected
A correction notes that Friday night reunion activities for Elkton High School Class of 1965 were held at the home of David and Brenda Farmer Dean in Elkton. The notice clarifies the previously published information from page 6 of last week’s edition.
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Elkton High School
David
Brenda Farmer Dean
Elkton
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