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Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive |
Caney NewsRuby WickerPublished Wednesday, March 18, 1998 in the Nevada County Picayune Coy and Grace Callicott are both feeling better this week. Coy will probably have surgery in the near future. Wayne and Betty Godwin and Shorty and Francis McDade visited Coy and Grace Sunday afternoon. Bob and Wanda Lunsford visited Coy and Grace Monday of last week. Peggy and Don Treel of Camden and Russell and Kristy Stokes had lunch with Junior and Ann Loe Saturday. Bro. Willie and Lajoy Knight visited Bro. Junior and Ann Loe Friday. Margie Reed is still on the sick list and so is Janice Callicott. Florence Tucker is also on the ailing list. Plans to put up storm warning signals in Nevada County are progressing. One will be located on the grounds of Morris Baptist Church. We are glad Frank and Alma Smeltzer have purchased the old Smeltzer place near Terre Rouge Creek, and are planning to build. Eyvon Munn celebrated a birthday last week. Her daughter, Lisa, took her to Dallas, Texas, Thursday to see the Chicago Bulls play ball. Pam and Kevin Cleveland are building a new house. J.W., Maxine and Lucy Glass visited them Sunday afternoon. J.W. and Maxine had supper and a game of Uno with Kenny and Pat McCullough Saturday evening. Leah McCullough was over night guest of Marcia Rhodes Saturday. Sunday lunch guest of J.W. and Maxine Glass were Marsha Knowlin, Tracy Bennett, Liz Nunn, Shauntelle Bennette and Steve Wicker visited Sunday afternoon. Morris Baptist invites you to Thursday evening Bible study at 7:00. We are at present viewing a series of tapes regarding creation and evolution. Search | Nevada County Picayune by date | Gurdon Times by date |
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