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  • PHOTOS: Art students are guests of Rotary Club

     LaRue County High School art teacher Monique Hannah and some of her students were guests at Thursday’s Rotary program. Front from left, Denzell Lewis and Madison Lee; back, Superintendent Sam Sanders, Miranda Hornback and Abby Modrowski. The Hodgenville Rotary Club meets weekly at Paula’s Hot Biscuit.

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  • South Fork Homemakers

     The South Fork Area Homemakers met Oct. 16 at the LaRue County Extension Office.

    Hostesses for the meeting were Martha Owen and Exie Elliott. Also present were Delores Bale, Janice Bowen, Julie Devore, Amanda Gatewood, Clovis Johnson, Norma Jean McDonald, Mary Lou Owen, Billie Shahayda, Della Thomas, Patsy Thomas, Sue Crutcher and Wanda West.

    The Club discussed the LaRue County Extension Banquet which they will cater on Jan. 28, 2013. 

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  • PHOTO: Golf coach visits Rotary Club

     LaRue County High School Golf Coach Justin Craft, right, was a guest of the Hodgenville Rotary Club recently. At left is Rotarian Tom Claycomb.

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  • PHOTO: Rotary Club welcomes football coach

      LaRue County High School Football Coach Josh Jaggers, right, was a guest of the Hodgenville Rotary Club recently. At left is Rotarian Katie McDowell.

     

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  • LaRue honored for 53 years of service to Rotary

     The Hodgenville Rotary Club honored one of their longest tenured members, James D. “Jim” LaRue Jr., at the Lincoln Museum Community Room on Sept. 17. 

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  • Christian Women's Club meets

     The Elizabethtown Area Christian Women’s Connection’s bi-monthly luncheon was Sept. 10 at Stone Hearth Restaurant. About 50 ladies from Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Hodgenville, Vine Grove, Cecilia and Leitchfield attended. 

    The guest speaker was Carol Morris, a national Stonecroft Ministries speaker from Loudon, Tenn.

    She spoke on “Daring to Find Victory” which was her life struggle to overcome fear and to trust God with the future. 

    Breanna Decker from Gilead Baptist Church provided special music. 

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  • Rep. Lee speaks at NARFE meeting

    The National Active and Retired Federal Employees met July 2.

    Program Chair Mary Tom Haun introduced the guest speaker, 23rd District Representative Jimmy Lee, who provided an update and plans on Kentucky legislative issues. He spoke on the June 28 decision by the Federal Supreme Court on Obama’s “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” and explained the impact on Kentuckians. 

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  • PHOTO: Rolling Thunder raises POW/MIA flag

     Rolling Thunder Inc. Chapter 4 Kentucky in association with The Lusk Group performed a POW/MIA flag-raising on June 9 in Muldraugh. The flag-raising team consisted of John Locke, Mike Preston, Cap Stanley, Mike Hill and Charley Wachowski. Mark Gill led the formation of Rolling Thunder Inc. Chapter Four Kentucky members.

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  • South Fork Area Homemakers resume meeting in September

    The South Fork Area Homemakers have had a busy time these past two months.

    In May, Patsy Thomas demonstrated to the Club how to make a fruit centerpiece.  She discussed how fruit provides lots of color, nutrients and taste and makes great gifts when cut and arranged into a beautiful bouquet or other types of arrangements.  We then were rewarded by getting to eat the different fruits that she provided.

    Our Club voted to donate $175 to the local 4-H Camp endeavor.

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  • PHOTO: Mark Twain visits Ancestral Trails

     Ancestral Trails met earlier this month with Monie Matthews as guest speaker. He portrayed the writer Samuel Clemons also known as Mark Twain. He explained how he got his name and his adventures in the Civil War. Clemons’ parents were from Adair County. ATHS will meet again Friday, July 6 when Steve Mather will demonstrate his grave-dowsing skills at the Elizabethtown Cemetery.

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