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THE BRECKINRIDGE HERALD-NEWS Wednesday, February 8, 2012 7
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Photo by David W. HayesHonoring Betty Blair, organist for the Hardinsburg Baptist Church, for her 50 years of service at the conclusion of Sunday’s worship service were from left, the church pas-tor, Bro. Doug Miller, Blair, former music director Mary Lois Roberts, Vicki Woodcock, Dept. of Praise and Worship, Kentucky Baptist Convention, and Minister of Music and Youth Brad Krigbaum.
Blair instrumental in music praise at Baptist Church for 50 years
HARDINSBURG- A sur-prise was kept from veteran organist, Betty Blair, and it left her almost speechless. In many ways it was a special day as she marked 50 years of service to the Hardinsburg Baptist Church’s music pro-gram.
She also was able to hear her granddaughter, Jaclyn Williams, singing “I’m Re-ally Happy” A cappella.
It was estimated by for-mer music director Mary Lois Roberts that Blair has played well over 5,000 times for worship services and spe-cial events such as weddings, funerals, revivals, Easter, Christmas and other special music presentations.
It began when Betty Mon-arch was 16 and Barbara Chambliss, the church’s or-ganist, was moving from Hardinsburg.
The then pastor, Bob Wayne, transported her to Louisville each week to take lessons so the church would have an organist as well as a pianist. She mastered the Hammond organ and now the Allen organ which the church
has in its new sanctuary. During half a century, she
has worked with eight pas-tors as well as many interim pastors. She has adjusted to many pianists at the church, as well as music directors and adjusted to their different styles.
Blair accepted the Lord as her savior when she was a high school junior and could never have envisioned what He had planned for her the next 50 years. The entire con-gregation has benefi tted from her dedication and depend-ability.
Blair told the congregation, who presented her with a nice gift in appreciation, that her philosophy is “If you are going to do something, do it right.”
Photo by David W. Hayes,All the employees of the Eleanor Beard Studio (Leontine Linens) joined in to celebrate Nancy Mingus’ retirement (standing front and center). Mingus began work at Eleanor Beard in 1953 and worked until 1966. She left for 9 years to work at the local Western Auto dealership and returned to Eleanor Beard Studio in 1975 and continued until 2012. Mingus and her husband, Boyd, was treated to a pot luck meal and the presenta-tion of a personalized throw and Kentucky Colonel appointment. Those in attendance were front row, from left, Jerri Drane, Thelma Jarboe, June Smiley, Nancy Mingus, Sue Robinson, Connie Butler, Marilou Claycomb, Janet Bland. Second row, from left, Jane Scott Hodges, owner; Rosa White, Philip Hodges, owner; Susan Dowell, Joyce Basham, Carolyn Lucas, Gayle Mercer, Gayle Armes, Mary Dudgeon, Janice Stevenson. Third row, from left, Angie Dean, Kirstin Keiser, Sandra Tabor, Carolyn Pool, Joyce Clark, Sue Priest, Shirley Ford and Tracy Lyons. Mingus did take her manual typewriter she had used for years with her.
Wednesday, February 8Lois Finck, HardinsburgAlberta Claycomb, IrvingtonPatti Davidson, HardinsburgSally Smith, HardinsburgShelly Baker, HardinsburgThursday, February 9LaDonna Scott, IrvingtonSara Roberts, HardinsburgKaren Embry, HardinsburgJackie Baier, HarnedJulia Anna Roberts, HardinsburgCarter Bass, StephensportFriday, February 10Shirley Foote, IrvingtonGwen Bloomfi eld, IrvingtonBrian Macy, HardinsburgTravis Drane, HarnedSaturday, February 11Jamie Bloomfi eld, IrvingtonEric Board, IrvingtonRoger Crist, IrvingtonLarry Pile, HardinsburgLavon Moorman, HardinsburgCandice Ball, HardinsburgJosie Smith, StephensportSunday, February 12Donald Joe Keys, IrvingtonCharlie Johnson, IrvingtonDarrell Albright, IrvingtonHoy Blackburn, HardinsburgJeff LaGrange, HardinsburgEddie Snyder, CloverportMonday, February 13Jeanette Tivitt, HardinsburgAnna Nottingham, McDanielsLinda Hall, HardinsburgGloria Brumfi eld, HardinsburgMike Hill, HardinsburgMakayla Ball, HardinsburgGabrielle Jones, StephensportJonathan Muncrief, Webster Tuesday, February 14Karen Hutchinson, Irvington
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