Monica Reynolds and Levi of Alexandria spent Saturday with Louise Frazier. They canned three cannings of half-runner green beans from Monica’s garden.
Jimmy and Becky Womack visited Hurricane Hollow Apple Orchards Tuesday afternoon.
They brought Louise Frazier Stayman Winesap apples. Stayman Winesap are the best apples to make apple butter. It takes a day to make apple butter. You have to slowly stir your pot of this delicious fruit constantly. You must have patience and a good pot in which you must put your ingredients. I use an oversized Club Aluminum.
Winesap jelly, from peelings, and applesauce are also very good.
Rome apples make the best jelly.
Can Gala apples for frying in winter. Just quarter apple with peeling on and put in pot and boil five minutes then put in can and seal.
Mrs. Susan Hinton of Smithville was in London, England over the weekend. She played the piano for the wedding of her cousin who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Parker.
After enjoying a trip to Colorado, Jimmy and Judy Kimbrell and Danny and Deborah Agee have returned home.
They took the train ride up to the top of Pike’s Peak.
Danny reports “cold weather” up there for shorts and summer clothes.
Retired D.C.H.S. Principal Kathy Hendrix was seen on a tractor lat week, raking hay on the Hendrix farm in the Dry Crek Valley. That’s okay. She was just helping her husband, teacher Ricky Hendrix.
In our family, we work where ever we are needed.
Congratulations to to D.C.H.S. Football Tigers on a 65-0 win over Clay County Friday evening at Celina. Thanks to John Pryor and WJLE for bringing it to us shut-ins over radio. Good job, Mr. Pryor.
Goodletsville’s All Stars Little League Team, U.S.A. Champions, came home to a big celebration after defeating California and Texas San Antonio, but falling to Japan’s powerful and strong team. Tennessee is so proud of this team which showed great sportsmanship in the prestigeous Little League World Series.
Helen Burt and Vicki Corley visited Debbie O’Conner at Skyline Medical Center in Nashville Sunday.
She is recovering from surgery. Our prayers, love and best wishes go to Debbie and her family.
An unexpected sprinkle of rain is now falling in the valley. We do need rain. Guess Isaac has reached the shore. We are sure to have its results in Tennessee.
Several in the valley have been sick this week so get-well wishes go to Jeanette France, Louise Frazier and Jimmy Kimbrell.
Hello to Bobby Joines who celebrated his birthday Saturday, Sept. 1. Hope Bobby is feeling good and enjoyed his birthday.
Mary Joines is much better this week. Glad to know that therapy is helping her. She is up and out of bed more.
Sorry to report that Debra Florida has shingles. Love and best-wishes to this nice lady.
Glen Favicloth’s condition remains about the same. Keep this family in your prayers. May God bless Glen and his wife.
It was good to have Edward and Frances Frazier at Dry Creek Baptist Church, Sunday. Frances served as pianist in the absence of Judy Kimbrell.
The seniors will be going on some trips in the near future.
Hope everyone had a nice and safe Labor Day weekend.
Dry Creek Baptist Church welcomes you to any and all services. Bro. Donald Owens, pastor.