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CEMETARY UPKEEPAll those that are interested in keeping the New Zion Cem-
etery mowed please send your donations to Alice Gilbert, 4119 Highway 3445, Tyner, KY 40486 (606) 287-7569
Donations are needed for Egypt Liberty Cemetery. Please send donations to: Egypt Liberty Cemetery c/o Elaine Mad-den, 2067 Highway 3443, Annville, KY 40402.
Donations needed for the mowing and upkeep of the Gab-bard Cemetery. Please send donations to: Myrna Wright, P. O. Box 167, Gray Hawk, KY 40434
Donations needed for the mowing and upkeep of the Parrett & Vaughn Cemetery. Donations may be mailed to: Darlene Vaughn Ward or Travis Ward, 2589 Highway 3630, Annville, KY 40402. Thank you and God bless.
Donations are needed for the upkeep of the Wind Cave Cemtery. Please send to Joyce Mullins, 690 Highway 89 S, McKee, KY 40447.
Donations needed for Farmers Cemtery upkeep located 1/2 mile North of Gray Hawk on Hwy. 421. Send donations to: Ralph Smith, P. O. Box 410, McKee, KY 40447
Donations needed for upkeep of Green Hill Cemetery. Do-nations can be sent to Beth Wilson, 1491 Hwy. 578 South, Annville, KY 40402 or to be Jackson County Bank, Green Hill Cemtery Fund.
1982 CLASS REUNIONThe Jackson County High School Class of 1982 reunion
will be held on May 19, 2012 2 pm to 5 pm at the Jackson Co. RECC Farm Shelter on Hwy 290. $15 per person. Event to be catered. Can bring a dessert or side dish. Please send money order only to: Katherine (Fee) Golden, P. O. Box 1243, McKee, KY 40447. Call Katherine with any question at (606) 309-8670 or Kathy (Brewer) Mattson (606) 305-7062. We hope to see everyone we graduated with 30 years ago!
1962 CLASS REUNIONThe 50th year class reunon of the class of 1962 Tyner High
School will be May 19, 2012 at Mountain Springs Inn located on 2004 off Hwy. 421 in Sand Gap, Ky. Anyone who has not been notified and is interested in attending, please contact Delores Tyree at 364-2205 for more information.
SINGINGEgypt Pentecostal Church located on Hwy 421 toward Man-
chester will be having a singing on Sunday, May 6th 6 pm with singer Linda Gibson. Pastor Brian Thomas and congregation welcomes everyone. For more info call 438-2678 or 493-5826.
Drip Rock Baptist Church will be having a singing on Sat-urday, April 28th starting at 6 pm. The featured singers will be the Botts Family from Lafollette, Tennessee. Everyone is invited to attend.
HOMECOMING SERVICEFaith Baptist Church will be having a homecoming on Sunday,
April 29th starting at 11 am. Everyone welcome.
REVIVALSBRUSH ARBOR ENCOUNTER: Praise Temple Family
Worship Center of Kentucky off Pond Lick Rd. in Annville. May 3-7th 7 pm nightly Sunday at 2 pm with dinner to follow.
For more information contact Mike Mullins (606) 364-7384 or [email protected] or [email protected]
LADIES NIGHT OUTJoin us as at the Jackson County Extension Office on May
2, from 10:00-11:30 as we talk about manicures, pedicures, makeovers, homemade beauty treatments from the kitchen, does diet matter, and more. A light lunch will be served.
Meet community partners and do a little shopping too! Door Prizes will be awarded including a gift certificate for
a free pedicure!Call 287-7693 to register or for more info.
Typed as printed in the April 27, 1961 issue of the Jackson County Sun
SUBMITTED FROM THE DUNSIL FAMILY ARCHIVES: Annville Campus 1926
AKEMON BARBER SHOP announces NEW HOURS and has added a NEW BARBER,
BILL TINCHER.NEW HOURS:
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 8:30 am -5 pm
Tues 9 am-7 pmSat till Noon
(606) 287-7072
COCOA BEACH VACATION CONDO FOR RENT
London Owner Check it out on ppbo.com
The property ID is 7010Phone (606) 864-6803
NANCY JANE SPIVEY DIES AT AGE 94
JAMES R. SLONE DIES AT HOME
LEWIS GAY RECOVERINGLewis Gay, McKee Merchant who underwent surgery at
the Veterans Hospital in Louisville, some three weeks ago, is reported as getting along nicely and will probably be home next week.
WAYNE WILES SERIOUSLY STABBEDWayne Wiles, 20 years old of Waneta was taken to Berea
College Hospital Friday night in a serious condition after he had been stabbed three times in the chest and abdomen with a hunting knife.
HAD NARROW ESCAPEMr. and Mrs. Wilbus Isaacs and son, Conley, had a narrow
escape from death about 12:30 pm Sunday.Mr. Isaacs stated they had been to Lexington to see their
daughter who recently underwent surgery, and as they were returning on Clover Bottom just east of the Stone Crusher, some on shot at their car. The bullet hit the right fender about 18 inches from the headlight, hit the hood some inches further and hit the windshield shattering it.
Mr. Isaacs said they stopped and got out but could not see any one. It was presumed the shot was fired from the hillside. Had the shot been a little higher, it no doubt would have hit Conley who was driving, they said.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUEDJack Brockman, 18 to Anna Faye Ramsey, 20, Richmond,
Ind issued April 22.
INDIAN CREEK NEWSMrs. Lizzie Lear has been sick the past week.Mr. and Mrs. George Humfleet of London were Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Baker.Mrs. Lillie Johnson is getting along fine since she returned
home from the hospital.Quite a crowd from this place attended the funeral of Mrs.
Letha Durham at Flat Top Wednesday afternoon. The bereaved have our deepest sympathy.
NOTICE TO FOXHUNTERSAll hunters who are interested in entering their dogs in a fox
race on Saturday, May 13, bring your dogs to Herman Creech's store in McKee Friday mornings May 12 to be numbered. Ed Hicks Secretary; Charlie Lakes, President
NOW SHOWING AT THE HILL TOP DRIVE-INThe Glenn Miller Story, Too Soon to Love, Pillow Talk,
Home before Dark and Darby O'Gill
MCKEE BLANKS ESTILLThe McKee Bulldogs stopped Estill County with one one
hit on their way to a well-played 1-0 win.The Bulldogs the winning marker in the fifth inning when
Donald Marcum singled and romped home on Doyle McCol-lum's double. The winner's mark is now 2-3 while Estill is 0-2.
Al Whitaker(859) 200-2901 or(859) 624-1782
4107 Kentucky 2003, McKee, KY 40447 Come see this 1.5 story 10 year old home on 9.5 acres just a short drive from London.Everything about it says Welcome Home. Front porch & rear deck making sitting and entertaining a pleasure. Hardwood floors on 1st level. The LR has vaulted ceiling with open balcony. Master suite & 2nd bedroom on 1st floor. Full service kitchen with appliances & plenty of cabinets, kitchen bar & breakfast area. Formal dining room, 2 1/2 baths.2 bdrms on 2nd level, storage
above garage accessed from bdrm,2 car attached garage, partial basement with some finish, use as you choose. Multi-use barn, storage building (old milk house). 108 ft. equipment shed, big stocked pond and garden area. Property backs up to Daniel Boone National Forest.Will consider trade in the London area. #1201346
Listed Price $259,000
8436 Highway 3630, Annville, KY 40402 This is a turn-key shoe and boot store, leather,tack and shoe repairs all in one.Very sucessful business since 1990. Owner is retiring. Owner is willing to teach you the finer points of the business such as shoe shoe repair etc. All equip-ment, all retail stock & fixtures remain with the building. Sale price does not include inventory which will be sold at 1/2 the wholesale cost at time of sale. #1120708Listed Price $89,900
P.A.I.D. MEETINGS-Prayer against illegal drugsThursday, May 3rd 7 pm Sand Gap Christian ChurchThursday, June 7th 7 pm House of Prayer, AnnvilleSaturday, July 7th time to be announced later at McKee Ball
Park, across from Jackson County Board of Education. "Light Up The Sky For Jesus"(Fireworks, food, gospel singing, preach-ing, etc.) For more information contact: Susan Wiley at (606) 965-2654 or Debbie Gentry (606) 965-3223. Come believing God for the healing of Jackson County's drug addiction!!!
NEW MOTORCYCLE LICENSE TEST The Kentucky State Police Driver Testing Branch will begin
using a new rider skills test for motorcycle operator’s license applicants on May 1. Developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), the new test is designed to better determine if operators possess sufficient safety skills for riding motorcycles in traffic. Updates regarding the new test have been made to the Kentucky Driver’s Manual, which is available online at kentuckystatepolice.org under the Driver Testing Branch link. A video about the new test will be available at YouTube.com in the near future. MSF Director James G. Heideman, Ph.D. and Wayne Steele, of the Kentucky Motorcycle Program at EKU, were instrumental in instituting the new test in Kentucky.
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP BEGINS SOON Hospice Care Plus will host a six-session Grief Support
Group Series beginning May 2. Each group session is open to the public and there is no charge to attend.
The Grief Support Series will take place each Wednesday from May 2 through June 6 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. at Trinity Church in Richmond, located just behind Pizza Hut on the bypass.
Nora Brasher, bereavement coordinator at Hospice Care Plus, says the series provides support and education by “sharing stories and learning from others how to cope with the loss of a loved one.”
Brashear also says the series offers a safe place to give voice to painful and difficult questions, such as “why me?” Participants, she says, are able to find their own answers to these kinds of questions “amidst the caring support of others who are on a similar journey.” Talking, however, is optional.
“Privacy is always respected,” says Brashear. “You don’t have to talk if you don’t want to.” To learn more about the Grief Support Group Series, contact Hospice Care Plus at 859-986-1500, 800-806-5492, or [email protected].
Hospice Care Plus is a non-profit organization serving Estill, Jackson, Lee, Madison, Owsley and Rockcastle counties. Services include hospice care, palliative care, bereavement support, and hospice inpatient care at the Hospice Care Plus Compassionate Care Center. Visit www.hospicecp.org for more information.
