Birthday Gratitude for 95th Celebration
A note thanks family and friends for cards calls and a picnic dinner and many acts of kindness shown on my 95th birthday.
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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2010
Page
4
A note thanks family and friends for cards calls and a picnic dinner and many acts of kindness shown on my 95th birthday.
Mountain View 4-H Club met July 12 at Cave Hill Bed and Breakfast McGaheysville. Derek Diehl led invocation and Walter Hopkins spoke on the farm history and food grown. Members played badminton and visited the museum. Severals, led by Evan Hopkins, organized activities with Brandt Baker and others. Diehl earned 2010 State Presentation Contest first and received the Virginia 4-H Congress Citizenship medal, helped at All-Star tapping, and announced for Rockingham County during ambassador program. Helena Hopkins joined Interstate Exchange with a Montana group visiting area sites. Four club members invited to Ultimate Youth Hunt: Kesterson, Ben Nuckolls, John Simpson, Thomas Simpson. T. J. Backherms attended woodworking camp June 28–July 2. Next meeting September 14 at Brown Memorial Community Church. For more information call Joann Hensley at 289-5591.
Elkton Field Day announces its annual beauty pageant at 6 p.m. July 27 in Blue Ridge Park with age divisions from Little Master to Miss Field Day. Entry fees are 30 dollars for beauty and 10 dollars for photogenic, open to Rockingham County residents. Registration runs 7 to 9 p.m. July 25 at the Junior Order building. preregistration contacts are Vada and Vivian.
A tour of the new East Rockingham High School is set for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday July 28. Participants should meet in front of the school to join the event.
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