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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2011
Page
3
Wisdom and wit pieces explore default leadership in homes and churches, the intrinsic value of every person in God’s view, and humorous quirks. Deborah’s default rise, Luke and Matthew citations, and jokes about marriage, faith and daily life mark the tone.
A collection of memorial notices honoring Bessie P. Roach Louise M. Stanley Cheryl Jean Dean Nathan Morris and others. The remembrances express grief, love, and prayers, noting birthdays, anniversaries, and family ties with references to heaven and mother figures.
A hymn sing featuring Andrew and Arthur Miller and friends will be at 5 p.m. Saturday May 7 at Christ United Methodist Church on Central Avenue Shenandoah Proceeds go to Team Tam in memory of Tammy Grimsley A live auction by Arthur Miller and food and drinks will be available.
Michael S. Good Jr. of Elkton will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Ashland University on May 7. A Spotswood High School graduate and son of Kathy and Michael Good, he graduates magna cum laude.
The Fresh Air Fund invites host families in New York City to host children for an 11 day visit this summer. Families may select the child’s age and gender. Visit dates run June 30 to July 11 and August 1 to 11. For details call Kathy Rhodes at 434-7843 or see freshair.org.
Madelyn Dixon earned first place at the Elkton Community Center on April 28 with 3900 points. Howard Sturgeon finished second with 3570 points and Ann Sturgeon claimed third with 2900 points. Thursday evening play starts at 6 30 p.m.
The Rockingham Memorial Hospital Adult Diabetes Support Group will meet from 7 to 8 30 p m Monday May 9 The topic is What To Do When Your Diabetes Control Gets Out of Balance The session is free and open to the public.
The Blue Ridge Garden Club met April 19 at the Church of Salsburg with President Billie Jo Monger presiding. Guest Paulaine Boucher spoke on What a Difference a Frame Makes as members received awards including Gloria Crump blue ribbon in Artistic and Joan Hitt ten blue and one red ribbon in Horticulture. The next meeting is set for 1 pm on Tuesday May 17 at the Church of Salsburg with Julie Haushalter of White Oak Lavender Farm as guest speaker. call 476-2543 for details.
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