Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive

Caney News

Little Danielle Dougan had her tonsils out Tuesday. Danielle is doing well. She didn't seem to be bothered by surgery, but was slightly bothered about not being able to go swimming for a few days.

We all enjoyed revival last week. Bro. Richard Merritt of Trinity Baptist of Camden was the evangelist. We had lots of special music.

Bro. Junior and Ann Loe visited with their children in Camden Saturday. Granddaughter, Sara Jane Bradshaw, who has been working in Dallas this summer, has returned to her home in Camden to go back to South Arkansas University next term.

My daughters, Janice Callicott, Phyllis Stewart and Amy Sweat, with granddaughters, Denis Sweat, Emily Sweat and April Stewart, and Emily's mother-in-law to be and I went to Dallas Saturday to shop for Emily's trousseau. We had an enjoyable trip and returned home Sunday afternoon.

Abram Loe of Rohwer visited his brother, Junior and Ann, and had lunch with them Thursday.

Jackie and Cathy Glass of Magnolia visited his parents, J.W. and Maxine Glass, Sunday afternoon.

I visited with Helen May by phone. Her sisters, Betty Tomlin and Maybell Green, have both had surgery recently, but are both doing well. She and her sisters had their sisters' luncheon Friday.

Mt. Zion Baptist Church had a visiting preacher Sunday. Bro. Matt Marsh from Iowa, who is touring Arkansas looking for a church and a place to settle where he can preach while going to school. Mt. Zion Church had potluck Sunday and singing in the afternoon.

Sandy and Dickey Brown visited her parents, Bro. Raymond and Phenae Hicks, Sunday and went to church. After lunch theyall attended funeral services in Hope for James hinson.

Raymond and Phenae visited Bro. Bryant, who has been in the hospital but was able to preach at his church Sunday.

Gary Harl Glass, who has had surgery and 12 weeks of therapy, was able to go back to work Monday.