Hensley's Gables Hotel prints on mugs and shirts
Elkton artist Jeddie Hensley will offer his painting of the Gables Hotel on white mugs and color-embossed t shirts at Autumn Days October 16 17. He will also display at the Elkton Welcome Center and donate a painting to Shenandoah Christ United Methodist Church auction.
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Elkton
Jeddie Hensley
The
Gables Hotel
Gables
Hensley
Virginia
Elkton High School
Bob Ross
West Virgina
Ross
Shenandoah Christ United Methodist Church
Ted Hayes
TVB
Jeddy Hensley
Haitian pastor visits Mt Zion to speak on Haiti quake
Pastor Eddy Sainvil from Petit Grove Haiti spoke at Mount Zion Baptist Church Elkton on Sept 17 to a crowd of about 50. He described the Jan 10 2010 7.0 magnitude earthquake that devastated Haiti killing an estimated 230000. He said his church family was spared and aims to build a Community Fellowship Center in Haiti. Call Mt Zion Baptist at 6523360 for info.
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Stan Shifflett
Eddy Sainvil
Haiti
Tommy Jones
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Sainvil
Mt. Zion Baptist
Petit Grove
Elkton
McGaheysville UMC Celebrates 175th Anniversary
McGaheysville United Methodist Church marked 175 years with an 11 am worship service drawing 240 attendees and a dinner at Cub Run Elementary for more than 200. Virginia Bishop Charlene Kammerer preached, Harrisonburg District Supt. Rev. Tommy Herndon assisted, and Pastor David Lagerveld reflected on God’s faithfulness.
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McGaheysville
UMC
Lagerveld
Ted Hayes
McGaheysville United
Elkton sisters perform on 98Rock show Wet Paint
Elkton residents Meleena and Autumn Lam will sing on 98Rock's Wet Paint at 7 p.m. Sunday Oct 3. Meleena is lead, Autumn and dad Steve backup for their trio The Starter Gourmets. They perform Reach Out of the Darkness by Friend and Lover, with a likely repeat on 98.5 FM.
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Meleena
Autumn Lam
Elkton
Steve Lam
98Rock
Autumn
Dad Steve
Friend and Lover
Lam
Ted Hayes
FDA Approves Implantable Miniature Telescope for Some AMD Patients
The FDA approved the Implantable Miniature Telescope on July 6 2010 to improve vision in end stage macular degeneration. Dr David L Armstrong a Virginia low vision optometrist notes patients may qualify after evaluation and may choose telescope options over glasses. About 8 million Americans face macular degeneration with no cure but telescopic or microscopic glasses aid many activities. Dr Smiddy from University of Virginia Wise shares positive impact of his low vision glasses. Dr Armstrong screens patients by phone before appointments and offers free consultation. he serves Harrisonburg Richmond and Roanoke VA with contact at 866 321 2030 and doctorarmstrong com.
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FDA
Jeffrey Shuren, MD
Center For
David L. Armstrong
Virginia
Armstrong
Joseph C. Smiddy
University of Virginia’s
College At Wise
Dr. Smiddy
Stargardt
Harrisonburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Doctorarmstrong.com
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